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Where should I move my domains?

5 pointsby matthodanover 13 years ago
I'd like to move my domains from GoDaddy. Where should I move them?

7 comments

8ig8over 13 years ago
Check out Hover: <a href="https://www.hover.com/" rel="nofollow">https://www.hover.com/</a><p>FYI: <a href="https://www.hover.com/blog/hover-opposes-sopa" rel="nofollow">https://www.hover.com/blog/hover-opposes-sopa</a>
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pandemicsynover 13 years ago
I switched the last of my domains over to name.com (already had one there). Bunch of the registrar's have discount codes at the moment to. (name.com's was "nodaddy")
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steventruongover 13 years ago
There are several threads and responses today in all the GoDaddy threads all over HN with suggestions. Many of them pointing to namecheap, name.com, gandi.net, and a few others.
MattBearmanover 13 years ago
Would you mind adding any domains you're transferring away to this list? <a href="http://stopsopa.mattbearman.co.uk" rel="nofollow">http://stopsopa.mattbearman.co.uk</a>
petervandijckover 13 years ago
joker.com is european but good and stable.
lcsover 13 years ago
Try moniker.com
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PythonDeveloperover 13 years ago
I've used 'em all... I like GoDaddy, but their UX is very confusing. Name.com ( <a href="http://www.name.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.name.com</a> ) is my choice of late. No crap, easy UX, and they actually have an awesome DNS management tool.