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Ask HN: Where do you register your domains?
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Re: Ask HN: Where do you register your domains?
#62Re: Ask HN: Where do you register your domains?
#63My old consulting co: Tucows, through a friend's reseller site, then DNSMadeEasy; self-hosting (low volume, little content); Google Apps for email.
Current co: GoDaddy. Partners chose based on cost, stayed based on service. Slowly moving away to benefit from better app integration on other sites.
Re: Ask HN: Where do you register your domains?
#64Badger ($10/domain, clean UI, APIs, free privacy protection, integrations, randomly shares name with my alma mater's mascot)
http://www.badger.com/fivebucks gives you your first domain for $5 (if enough people use this I get free domains, but that's not why I listed it here.)
Re: Ask HN: Where do you register your domains?
#65Currently: Dynadot
Formerly: Godaddy, Namecheap, Gandi, Fabulous, and Google (which does eNom and Godaddy)
Weren't happy with the former so I kept going till I found one I did like.
Considered but failed: Joker, Name
Never Considered but looked at: Badger, Hover, EasyDNS, Dotster
Others considered that were/are still consideration: iwantmyname, dnsimple
Re: Ask HN: Where do you register your domains?
#66I have an OpenSRS registrar (it costs $100 or so to set up?). It's essentially a pass-through to the Tucows/OpenSRS registrar. I have about 500 domains (mainly because when I register something, I get all variations, likely typos, gTLDs, etc.)
Once I have a spare $100k, I'll probably set up a real registrar.
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