I'll agree with David here. Register.com keeps your credit card
information handy so they may automatically charge you for renewal.
Trying to get this back from them is a battle that I do not wish to get
into on this list. There are a number of reasons *not* to use them.
Avoid Verisign like the plague. They are beyond evil.
Many folks seem to like GoDaddy now. I haven't had any personal
experience with them however (nor have I head negative comments from
those who have, however).
Thankfully, NKS is a Tucows based registrar.. no more worries for me :)
- Ian
On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 11:08:29PM -0500, David Levi wrote:
> Bob Stia wrote:
> >Hi Sluggers,
> >
> >Want to try and register a new domain name on the www. Last time I
> >did that was with VeriSign. They have gotten a little pricey. Can
> >someone make a recommendatiohn for me?
> >
> >Bob S.
>
> As Joe Brandt said, GoDaddy.com. I do this for a living; they are the
> third cheapest, but the other two are impossible. Avoid Register.com
> (sorry, Jan), they are just another version of Verisign, who are dishonest.
> GoDaddy has a decent user interface, and great prices. If you don't use
> them, you shouldn't pay more than $12.00 per year, anyway.
>
> David Levi
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