Never had an issue with nearlyfreepseech.net, no idea about transferring though.
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Re: Ask HN: How to bulk transfer ~50 domains? (+ Registrar suggestions?)
#12domaindiscover.com has a very good track record (when we selected it 6+ years ago it was because it had the highest user ratings- I haven't looked lately but I can say they go way out of their way to let you easily renew domains despite CC issues etc. even well after actual expiration). Dunno about bulk transfer though.
Re: Ask HN: How to bulk transfer ~50 domains? (+ Registrar suggestions?)
#13Gandi are very good, and was started by people who want to do the Right Thing. Pricing is competitive. Support is answered by real people who actually sort out the problem.
They have a very good web UI, and a bulk transfer in of up to 20 domains in one go.
Moving stuff in is easy. The only problems I've had is with the losing registrar being rubbish, but Gandi helped out. (The main problem registrar was GoDaddy.)
Re: Ask HN: How to bulk transfer ~50 domains? (+ Registrar suggestions?)
#14Never had an issue with nearlyfreepseech.net, no idea about transferring though.
I moved a domain to them and I really really like them.
Re: Ask HN: How to bulk transfer ~50 domains? (+ Registrar suggestions?)
#15DynaDot.com supports bulk transfer. Pricing is not highly competitive ($9.25 a year for .com) but I have had no problems so far with 5 domains hosted.
It has all the usual stuff (DNS, own name servers, etc.)
Re: Ask HN: How to bulk transfer ~50 domains? (+ Registrar suggestions?)
#16Moniker works well for me
Re: Ask HN: How to bulk transfer ~50 domains? (+ Registrar suggestions?)
#17I'm pretty happy with namecheap.com. The only problem I've ever had was a domain transfer that didn't go through. One quick email and they fixed it within minutes.
They also do bulk transfers and have free WHOISguard. A quick google for the monthly promo code will get you a discount.
Re: Ask HN: How to bulk transfer ~50 domains? (+ Registrar suggestions?)
#18I'm pretty happy with namecheap.com. The only problem I've ever had was a domain transfer that didn't go through. One quick email and they fixed it within minutes. They also do bulk transfers and have free WHOISguard. A quick google for the monthly promo code will get you a discount.
I believe the free WHOISguard is only for the first year of the transfer/registration. Still nice though.
Re: Ask HN: How to bulk transfer ~50 domains? (+ Registrar suggestions?)
#19I like pairnic.com
They're expensive ($19 to $13 per domain/year), but the interface and support are great.