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im a newbie in domaining and i just want to know whether:

namecheap.com & parked.com are good tandems..?

which is better. namecheap or godaddy..?

i am thinking of the "complications" if there are any.

thanks! :loveyou:
 
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you need to include in as well, what's your purpose or goal?
you will have different answers btw, for me parked.com is better when it comes to parking earnings.

godaddy is for me when it comes to registration when it comes to quick change of dns, pushes, quick registrations, and refunds (did i say that?)
 
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i think godaddy is good but actually depend on your needed
 
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Weblord is right, everyone has their own preferences. I prefer Namecheap over Godaddy mainly for their very easy to use, uncomplicated interface. However, as a domainer it helps to have accounts at different registrars to facilitate pushing to/from other accounts
Regards parking, you will need to try different parking companies until you find the best performer for your particular domains. Many of us have domains split between 2 or 3 companies.
 
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godaddy, name, mitsu and sedo have my vote.

Cheers
Corey
 
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why? mitsu just known it from you.

coreyg said:
godaddy, name, mitsu and sedo have my vote.

Cheers
Corey
 
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I guess Godaddy is better coz cheap regs, easy transfers, lot of free features.
 
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I prefer GoDaddy.com for one reason.

End Users prefer GoDaddy.com and it makes sales much easier.
 
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i guess i will go with godaddy and park my domain at parked.com

thanks for the replies!
 
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i hope u enjoy the acution and park

good coise :$:
 
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guys, i have a question about parked.com

is it really reliable when it comes to parked domains optimization for it to increase traffic?

and what does "domain pushing" mean..? ^_^

Thanks a lot!
 
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"domain pushing" is like an internal transfer within a registrar. during a push, the domain stays at the same registrar, but changes accounts (from the seller's to the buyer's).
 
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One can push domains within 60 days of transfer/purchase/push to others?
 
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kashif said:
One can push domains within 60 days of transfer/purchase/push to others?

Yes to all of the above... As long as the domain is changing hands within the same registrar you can push at anytime.
 
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Len said:
Yes to all of the above... As long as the domain is changing hands within the same registrar you can push at anytime.

Thank you for the guidance. :)
 
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I find GoDaddy services one of the best in this biz.
Although I still don't understand why they charge us for parking services.
 
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is domain pushing in godaddy for free?
 
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FamilyBusiness said:
I find GoDaddy services one of the best in this biz.
Although I still don't understand why they charge us for parking services.

That is a downer, isn't it?
 
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FamilyBusiness said:
I find GoDaddy services one of the best in this biz.
Although I still don't understand why they charge us for parking services.

is this one of the reasons why parked.com is better?

if for example this domain name "domainname.com" is already copyrighted.. can i register a domain name "domain-name.com"..? (assuming it is available) will there be any violations or is that move allowed?

thanks
 
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wantedvictor said:
is domain pushing in godaddy for free?
yes it is, as with most other registrars.
 
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