A few months ago I started switching my domain name registrations away from GoDaddy as the domains came up for...
A few months ago I started switching my domain name registrations away from GoDaddy as the domains came up for renewal ... and today I decided I might as well move the remaining ones out of GoDaddy all at once. It felt pretty good to do that, and not just for the SOPA thing.
where'd ya put 'em? mine are not at godaddy but i do think they need a new home.
ReplyDeleteSusan Dennis I went with NameCheap, and I've been pretty happy with them so far. Right now they're offering the transfer and an added year of registration for $6.99 ... the coupon code for that is "SOPAsucks". :)
ReplyDeleteWho are you using?
directnic
ReplyDeleteGood grief, how many domain names do you have??? ;-)
ReplyDeleteI've avoided GoDaddy based on complaints I've read about, even though they support NASCAR heavily.
Scott Murdock Only a dozen of so, and some are for the business. In this day and age, that's hardly any at all. :)
ReplyDeleteThere's a long, long list of reasons to avoid GoDaddy, and virtually no reasons to stick with them ... I'm actually a little embarrassed that I waited this long to dump them.
Does NameCheap support things like integrated wordpress blogs? I use GD both for domain and hosting. If I'm going to move it's going to have to be fairly easy given my business and such.
ReplyDeleteDan Brewer I would assume the hosting services of the two firms are comparable, but not having used them I can't say for sure. My sense is that for consumer accounts, the major hosting companies have pretty equal and generic offerings.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Andreas. I still have a couple of low-traffic sites stuck on MobileMe, so I need to find a new hosting service. I'll give Dreamhost a look.
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