Warning: Dont register domains with Webair

[2intense]

welcome to webair !

[2intense]

dont use godaddy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Chosen]

Thanks for the heads up...

[GFED]

do you own the domain when you register with a webhost?

[alias]

Any resolution yet?

[shake]

[Too late for you now but...] You should always keep your domains separate from your hosting. Very, very important! If you need serious uptime you should keep your domains, DNS and hosting all separate that way you can move your site away to a backup host in seconds when problems arise... and they always do.

[directfiesta]

I predict a random 'thank you webair' thread from an employee or paid indian within 5 days.

Ali G .... ???

[B.Barnato]

I would like an update on how this could happen / if I should be worried...

[suesheboy]

[Too late for you now but...] You should always keep your domains separate from your hosting. Very, very important! If you need serious uptime you should keep your domains, DNS and hosting all separate that way you can move your site away to a backup host in seconds when problems arise... and they always do.

Well said

[V_RocKs]

Heads up!

Don't use a hosting company to register your domains... EVER!!!

[papill0n]

Heads up!

Don't use a hosting company to register your domains... EVER!!!

[DamianJ]

I would like an update on how this could happen / if I should be worried...

It happens if you reg domains with webair
Hth

[Zoxxa]

NameCheap has been fucking fantastic. GoDaddy is a maze of puzzles to do anything. I am confused why there is a need to use anything else unless you are a mislead housewife.

[CYF]

Heads up!

Don't use a hosting company to register your domains... EVER!!!

[B.Barnato]

Anything to take into consideration when transferring domains?

Does the whois privacy drop during transfer? (long enough for domain tools and others to crawl the info)