i ask cause i got 350 directNIC dollars for sale, they would go cheap, so if anyone is interested lemme know
does anyone still use directNIC?
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yes, for priority domains.I know that Asspimple is stoopid ... As he says, it is a FACT !
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in the beginning i did to show loyalty to industry people going mainstream, but their non-competitive rates, lack of domain privacy services, and generally outdated setup was enough for me to move everything to other registrars over the last 2 years. out of my 200+ domains I think i have a dozen there.Comment
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no. they suck donkey balls. I transferred over 200 domains away from them a few years back after one fuck up too many.Comment
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I used to.Comment
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We still use DirectNIC for our important domains. I would never trust Godaddy with anything important. They have that nice little clause in their terms that say they retain ownership on the domain and can take it back at any time. A friend of ours owned virginbeer.com that he was going to use for a microbrewery he was developing in the British Virgin islands. Richard Branson came along, and Godaddy took back the domain and gave it to him for an undisclosed sum of money. All Malcolm got was a refund on the years left on his "lease". That is just scary.Comment
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I still have some there and I have never had any trouble but I have more with namecheap these days.Comment
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DirectNIC is old school. You could use those domain dollars to register domains and then transfer them to a new registrar....Comment
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show me the page that is on, seriously.We still use DirectNIC for our important domains. I would never trust Godaddy with anything important. They have that nice little clause in their terms that say they retain ownership on the domain and can take it back at any time. A friend of ours owned virginbeer.com that he was going to use for a microbrewery he was developing in the British Virgin islands. Richard Branson came along, and Godaddy took back the domain and gave it to him for an undisclosed sum of money. All Malcolm got was a refund on the years left on his "lease". That is just scary.boom chicka wah wahComment
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That's rough! I've heard other horror stories but nothing like this.We still use DirectNIC for our important domains. I would never trust Godaddy with anything important. They have that nice little clause in their terms that say they retain ownership on the domain and can take it back at any time. A friend of ours owned virginbeer.com that he was going to use for a microbrewery he was developing in the British Virgin islands. Richard Branson came along, and Godaddy took back the domain and gave it to him for an undisclosed sum of money. All Malcolm got was a refund on the years left on his "lease". That is just scary....Comment
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in fact, here, this is the legal page for domain registrations, show me where it says thatWe still use DirectNIC for our important domains. I would never trust Godaddy with anything important. They have that nice little clause in their terms that say they retain ownership on the domain and can take it back at any time. A friend of ours owned virginbeer.com that he was going to use for a microbrewery he was developing in the British Virgin islands. Richard Branson came along, and Godaddy took back the domain and gave it to him for an undisclosed sum of money. All Malcolm got was a refund on the years left on his "lease". That is just scary.
https://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/legal...Fhdr=0&ci=1839boom chicka wah wahComment
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most likely because she is throwing hearsay out there, I have checked all their legal pages and see NOTHING like this
godaddy is a GREAT registrar if you follow the rules, almost every "horror story" i have heard is from idiots who do shady shit
chances are this owner of virginbeer.com didn't even try and fight with a lawyer or he would have won the case...or it might be that richard branson already had plans to open a brewery..there are millions of reasons that godaddy could have accepted branson's legal docsboom chicka wah wahComment
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seek again
(this should keep this yold busy for a while
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