Registration Agents: Domain Names
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Registration Agents: Domain Names
New to this particular subject; any recommendations regarding a registration agent for a domain name?
Is the relatively new '.me.uk' very popular?
Any other 'pros & cons' .....?
Thanks, in advance.
Is the relatively new '.me.uk' very popular?
Any other 'pros & cons' .....?
Thanks, in advance.
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BLUE SKY THINKER,
IMHO, you are always better off finding something with a standard domain ending. That saves some confusion when giving the url out.
Example, if you get something like Ifly.me.uk, and someone else already has Ifly.co.uk, you are going to find a lot of people going to the co.uk by mistake and getting someone else's site.
Take Care,
Richard
IMHO, you are always better off finding something with a standard domain ending. That saves some confusion when giving the url out.
Example, if you get something like Ifly.me.uk, and someone else already has Ifly.co.uk, you are going to find a lot of people going to the co.uk by mistake and getting someone else's site.
Take Care,
Richard
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BSK,
I am happy with www.easily.co.uk who I have used for serval domains. I don't make use of any of their webhosting or email account services, so cannot comment on those, but they make it very straightforward to transfer domains completely to the control of your own server (which is useful for me, but probably not necessary for you)
HTH,
/RTFM
I am happy with www.easily.co.uk who I have used for serval domains. I don't make use of any of their webhosting or email account services, so cannot comment on those, but they make it very straightforward to transfer domains completely to the control of your own server (which is useful for me, but probably not necessary for you)
HTH,
/RTFM
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I can personally recommend www.buydomains.com
Use them all the time, great utilities and excellent 24/7 tech support if you ever need it!
Use them all the time, great utilities and excellent 24/7 tech support if you ever need it!
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I would recommend 1&1 for domain names (as well as hosting packages). Generally very good support and I've not experienced many problems over the last few years with them.
Their prices are very competitive:
.co.uk & .me.uk £1.99 +VAT (per year)
.biz .com .net .info £8.99 +VAT (per year)
www.oneandone.co.uk
Their prices are very competitive:
.co.uk & .me.uk £1.99 +VAT (per year)
.biz .com .net .info £8.99 +VAT (per year)
www.oneandone.co.uk
