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February 5th, 2009
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I'm thinking of starting a new website to document the games work I'm starting to do in my downtime. Exciting times!

I was wondering if other techy types had any recommendations for which of the (1<<64) domain registration companies are worth using? Good for price, reliability, service? Not likely to sell your domain without checking with you first?

That kind of thing.

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From:missyvortexdv
Date:February 5th, 2009 01:53 pm (UTC)
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Depends what domain you're thinking of but if you already have hosting and want a .uk domain then a reliable non-assery company to use could be the company I used to work for - details here, which I vouch is run by decent blokes.
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From:megasad
Date:February 5th, 2009 11:02 pm (UTC)
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Yep, I've used 123-reg since 2002 and they've been fine. For the hosting itself I use http://www.xcalibre.co.uk/.
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From:wererogue
Date:February 6th, 2009 09:47 am (UTC)
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Well, that's 3 recommendations for 123-reg from website owners, so that's good enough for me! Now, do I want the .com as well as the .co.uk... decisions, decisions...
From:megasad
Date:February 6th, 2009 10:05 am (UTC)
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Maybe do like I did and register both and then set one to forward to the other in 123-reg itself? That way you don't have to point both at your host, just the one you want to be fo' realz.
From:kanagatis
Date:June 24th, 2009 12:11 pm (UTC)

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hai,
I found the site called tucktail, for domain registration.
We can register a domain name,buying a domain name,transfer a domain name etc.,It's provide the free web hosting service also.
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