Best service for mass domain name maintanance?

Best/cheapest services for updated 200+ domain names?

[siteconsultant]

My company has 200+ domain names we'd like to update for another 2 or 5 years. What services is the best to use? Easiest?

[buckworks]

I've been really pleased with GoDaddy.

[ritch_b]

...we maintain all ours through BulkRegister and have never had any issues with their service - just our preferance though.

Have heard nothing but good stuff about GoDaddy, whose services are very keenly priced and popular amongst quite a few people here - definately worth a shot.

[CHC]

You will not get a cheaper renewal rate than the $6.69 that OnlineNIC (www.OnlineNIC.com) is offering. Excellent control panel, dynamic DNS at no extra charge (for the time being). Email support is a little slow and patchy but at that price it is pretty unbeatable.

[amhitvl]

I use domaintk.com $8.75 and onlincnic.com 6.69.com
Oninenic.com cheapers .com .net or org
but change owner is $30 fee, support slow

domaintk.com I guess reseller from godaddy.com
8.75 for .com .net. org. biz. .us
free transfer and forward, 24hr/online and phone support

[Omni]

Go with an Enom reseller.

[CHC]

enom is a great service. If you have 200 plus names though, why bother with a reseller? Sign up directly with enom, prepay your account to the maximum level and get their best $6.99 rate. Only 30 cents more than OnlineNIC, no silly $30 registrant change fees and slightly better email support (only just though!).

[Omni]

Enom's reseller price structure is:

50 domains for $8.95 pricing
500 domains for $7.95 pricing
1000 domains for $6.95 pricing

So if you have 200 domains, you're still at the $8.95 pricing. Go through a reseller and he/she can create a sub-reseller account for you at as low as $6.95 - if that's their cost. Plus, become a good buddy of your reseller and you'll prolly get better service ;)