Does it matter where is registered?

[lk6a]

I'm from Croatia and at the moment I can't register domains from GoDaddy or that big sites. I have 2 domains registered on InfoNet, and i want to sell it. Does it matter, when you sell domains, what is the registrat?

Thanks

 

[RazorNF]

As long as you can unlock the domains and provide the buyer with the EPP codes, than it doesn't matter where it's at.

However if your registrar is going to make it a complete pain to get a domain out, then there might be issues.

This has happened to me on a few occasions in the past with obscure registrars that ended up catching backorders for me from Snapnames & Pool.

 

[snowbird]

I'm from Croatia and at the moment I can't register domains from GoDaddy or that big sites. I have 2 domains registered on InfoNet, and i want to sell it. Does it matter, when you sell domains, what is the registrat?

Thanks

If you are having trouble using Godaddy, you can always try some other well known registrars such as enom, moniker, domainsite, name.com, or namecheap. All of those are very reputable registrars that domainers know of very well. In general it doesn't matter to much where a domain is registered as long as it is easy for the buyer of the domain to take over it's ownership. But I would still try to stick with some of the providers I mentioned above due to how well known they are and many other domainers already have accounts there which makes transactions more convenient.

 

[tenovid]

I think GoDaddy is the first choice, but Name.com is great too.