Name Cheap rocks
 

$8.88 per domain, free whois privacy for a year and free url forwarding.

What an idiot I was for using Dotster so long where I paid $15 per year for a single domain, and $10 for lock service and $10 for url forwarding :1orglaugh

Hehe.Don't laugh too soon.
Namecheap have had no support for the last few days.Something is wrong there at the moment.

Also if you set up an account with www.mydomain.com you can renew dotster domains at $8.50 yr plus get free locking and free forwarding. They are the cheap version of registerapi (dotster).

I hope not as I have about 50 domains there...

namecheap is my favorite as well.

Don't forget that you can also add funds via PayPal, which is nice.

Hope there's nothing wrong :)

namecheap is solid

try sending them an email.:Graucho

NameCheap rocks...

I cant see them going anywhere :2 cents:

And u paid $10 for a lock..... fuck!!

what exactly is wrong?

I was charged for a registration yetsarday that wasn't succesfull because of "Server time out", so I emailed them and they replied that they will credit it back to me.

what problems did you experience?

I think they are stable. :uhoh

and not sure about www.mydomain.com - since i also want whois priacy and in fact this was the main reasons I am moving my names to Name Cheap

Namecheap are excellent :thumbsup

Not sure.its just that someone is complaing on another forum.
this is his post.
"does someone of you know someone at namecheap? they are unreachable via email or on the number they have in the whois data.
i guess they block any emails by firewall out of their system since yesterday, because I do not get any mails on ANY of my over 150 domains there!

even the pop3 packages do not work and I can not reach them... guess the voice box is a voice2email system :-( "

You said it as if you were having the problem, yet its some stranger on another board.

:321GFY :321GFY :321GFY

never had a problem with NameCheap. :thumbsup

i havent tried them yet

i think i will next time :thumbsup

What about Godaddy?

Isn't it like 7.95 a year?