I'll second the vote for DirectNIC.com... I admit to not having tried any
others, but to me, directnic's killer features is their on-the-fly URL
redirection. Basically, they dish out a single page containing a frameset
that defines one frame. You control the SRC attribute to that FRAME. It
beats the heck out of waiting for DNS changes to propagate!
I have 12 domains on them for at least 2-3 years each (some longer), and even
had good response time from their support people...
(see timjones.com for a great example of their redirect)...
tlj
On Wednesday 19 February 2003 22:02, John wrote:
> On Wed, 19 Feb 2003 21:12:02 -0500, 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?
>
> Take a look at DirectNic.com. I've used them for a few years
> and had no problems. They have a nice interface to administer
> all your domains at one time (I've used others where you have to
> renew each domain one at a time).
>
> Also, easy to change nameserver settings; or set up email
> forwarding, and they have some kind of simple web site, all
> included in the price. (I haven't used the web site feature but
> I assume there's advertising on it)
>
> Price is $15 per year. There are cheaper ones, but DirectNic is
> good value, I think.
>
> John
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