Domainsite.com

[Jeffrey]

www.domainsite.com

Prices at 7.77$

Email Forwarding
URL Forwarding
Masked Forwarding
Domain Parking
Under Construction Page
Domain Lock
Name Server Registration
Complete DNS Tools
Awesome Customer Support
Customized Parking Pages
DNS NS Records
DNS CNAME Records
DNS TXT Records


Who has tried them?

 

[armstrong]

I get my .name domains from them. The control panel is plain but functional, and tech support took a bit over 24 hours to respond. Overall, they're not bad.

 

[aww]

Be very careful with their availability check. They practically wiped out my available credit with pre-authorization charges that took like two weeks to clear out. The names were not actually available but they reported them as able to register.

Also they are not really a reseller's registrar (but good for .name price I agree)

ps. should this thread really be under Industry News or rather domain discussions?

 

[Riceman]

I have a few names over there(yes .name). The control panel is very funky(in a bad way). I raised an issue over forwarding on a Friday morning and I got a response Monday afternoon, not extactly "Awesome Support". Anyway they are good for .name mainly just for the price I would never put my portfolio there.

 

[armstrong]

[moved to domain discussion]

 

[Bill1]

is this registrar backed by a reputable company?

 

[Riceman]

Originally posted by Bill1
is this registrar backed by a reputable company?

It was founded by a guy named Rick Zamboni. The original owners put domainsite up for sale on one of these buy/sell business exchanges for $350,000.

I think it was purchased by the current management about a year ago. I think the current management either worked/is affiliated with snapnames or was involved with them at one point. I think they used to be a "strategic" snapnames partner before jumping to pool

 

[Grrilla]

I have regg'd several .name domains here. I agree w/ previous points that have been made. There were names showing available that weren't (in my case, names reserved/outside parameters set by registrar ie 123.name, com.name, etc ). Support lagged a bit, but when email arrived, it was thorough and informative. Additionally, pricing for .name is best I've seen. (Tx Armstrong).

 

[Anthony]

I agree with Grrilla and Armstrong -- DomainSite is great for .name domains right now...