bill
msg:683137 | 8:46 am on Jun 14, 2001 (gmt 0) |
You're paying too much IMHO. Try somewhere like [url=gandi.net]Gandi[/url] and you'll save a lot of money, and you'll be able to retain more of your hair ;)
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JonB
msg:683138 | 12:25 pm on Jun 14, 2001 (gmt 0) |
You pay FAR too much money with NS. [godaddy.com...] offers some GREAT prizes: .COM .NET .ORG
1 year @ $8.95/yr
10 years @ $6.95/yr NOW! Available .CC
1 year @ $34.95/yr
10 years @ $32.95/yr Could save you a lot of money.10 years with godaddy almsot equals 2 years with NS. i have 2 domains with godaddy.com - so far everything is perfect. Of course, i am in no way affiliated with goddady.com :) Jon
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angiolo
msg:683139 | 12:28 pm on Jun 14, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Hi Bill! Thank you for this excellent suggestion! So that it is not important which company you use to renew the registration. Is is easy to switch from Network Solution to Gandi? I registered all dominions with Network Solution and I would prefere that everything is going fine with the renew. I apologize for these silly questions but I had trouble to change something with Network solution too! I was trying to change the name of registrar but it was impossible to do that: In fact I could have changed it, but the procedure did not went fine; they were sending me a lot of email asking every time the same questions; I answered every time with no success. Do you think that with Gandi it will be easier? Angiolo
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angiolo
msg:683140 | 12:36 pm on Jun 14, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Hi JonB! Thank for your suggestions too. Are all these companies reliable? Is, at this time, Network Solution in the same position IBM was years ago with personal computer? No monopoly, good prices for everybody? What companies, most of Webmasterworld members are using to registar dominions? Thank you, Angiolo
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Woz
msg:683141 | 1:33 pm on Jun 14, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Hi angiolo, I use Gandi as well with no complaints and good prices. You will find a special form here [gandi.net] for transfering domains from another registrar. Onya
Woz Url fixed by: Marcia (edited by: Marcia on 11:33 am (gmt) on June 15, 2001)
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angiolo
msg:683142 | 4:27 pm on Jun 14, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Thank you Woz! I will try to use Gandi. Angiolo PS. I think that there is a bug in how the "post" manages links: linkink the address in your post it appears a http:// before the address you posted (it doesn't work immediately but is is easy to correct the address)
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bill
msg:683143 | 5:14 am on Jun 15, 2001 (gmt 0) |
angiolo, I haven't transferred a domain from NSI to Gandi, but it has worked with other registrars. You'll have to create a Gandi ID first, then just go to the page Woz indicated (remove the http:// from the beginning) and fill in the information. It's pretty simple, and they have good customer service. Just make sure your domain falls within the transfer parameters Gandi describes. It can't be a new domain...I remember that. There are a few technicalities you've got to keep in mind. It's all explained during the transfer process.
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angiolo
msg:683144 | 11:08 am on Jun 15, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Thanks to everybody! It was incredible for me, browsing the suggested companies, to discover that the pure cost that the Internet database require to Registrar companies is only 6 $! I think that shares from Network solution are falling down in these days. Angiolo
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Marcia
msg:683145 | 11:43 am on Jun 15, 2001 (gmt 0) |
>there is a bug in how the "post" manages links Thanks angiolo and bill. Fixed and submitted "bug report."
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