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"Fabulous" registrar

any good/bad things to say about them?

         

amznVibe

3:26 pm on Jan 4, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Has anyone had any experiences with Fabulous? How long have they been around?
They appear to be out of Australia but I can't determine much more.

I am impressed with their interface and features (some not fully developed yet).
They are set up like Enom complete with internal domain pushes, but also have domain parking and evaluation services with PPC, etc.

(they have a $8 domain deal for wholesalers, no volume needed)

Luke_SR

1:36 am on Jan 6, 2004 (gmt 0)

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The best, hands down

Edwin

4:28 am on Jan 6, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Fantastic - I have over 700 domains with them and am moving more over every month. The traffic analysis/redirection tools alone are worth the cost of admission (but hey, they're free even for non-Fabulous domains in your overall portfolio!)

Oh, and they will probably go even lower than the previously mentioned price point if you're buying in REAL volume. I can't talk about specifics, since bulk customers get given private deals, but what I can pass on is that it's worth talking to them again if you're going to be registering many hundreds or even thousands of domains.

amznVibe

6:25 am on Jan 6, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Thanks for the feedback on them, its really hard to find info about them right now.

I'll have to look into using them. My eNom reseller account isn't quite cutting it price-wise and feature-wise anymore, even GoDaddy is now selling some TLDs cheaper for single sales than an ETP top level eNom account!

Edwin

9:09 am on Jan 6, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Just a quick additional point: one of the reasons you may be having trouble finding information about them is because they're not really aiming at the retail i.e. small-lot domain registration market. I'm not saying they'll turn such business away - but they're really aiming to cater for the bigger players i.e. those with hundreds or preferrably thousands of domains under management.

I guess because of that their number of *unique* clients is much, much less than similar-sized registrars (when comparing the number of domains under management) and that's why not many people are talking about them!