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What registrars has HN been using lately? I've been super lazy and use Route53 for everything right now.
They are just as cheap as the often-mentioned NameCheap, but a much better UI.
Dynadot also lets you "domain taste" that is get a refund in credit if you change your mind after buying a domain within I think 72 hours.
They also are one of the largest domain registrars.
I specifically need support for .li domains and acme.sh to renew certificates.
Meh. The specifics here seem pretty damning, though. Most likely the new owners just didn't understand the older contracts and started rolling out the new business model without review. The end result will probably be just a refund for the affected accounts.
So who's the trustworthy, low-bullshit registrar now? I've been using Gandi for over a decade.
They are just as cheap as the often-mentioned NameCheap, but a much better UI.
Dynadot also lets you "domain taste" that is get a refund in credit if you change your mind after buying a domain within I think 72 hours.
They also are one of the largest domain registrars.
It sound like they’re hosting at the same place (gandi) where they registered the domain. This is absolutely never recommended, for security purposes. If someone gains access to your hosting account you’ll likely lose all your domain names. Transfer the domains over to a better more secure registrar. Then set up a server or vps and set up as many mailboxes or emails that you need.
This is why I only use service A for domains. And service B for emails.
What registrars has HN been using lately? I've been super lazy and use Route53 for everything right now.
Dynadot They are just as cheap as the often-mentioned NameCheap, but a much better UI. Dynadot also lets you "domain taste" that is get a refund in credit if you change your mind after buying a domain within I think 72 hours. They also are one of the largest domain registrars.
That may be a new record.