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Namecheap or the one Eunator(probably butchered his name) recommended once .

(2012-09-16, 12:04 AM)Fábio Maia Wrote: [ -> ]internetbs is indeed quite cheap. I'm a little bothered by their outdated design but they have been around for almost 10 years. That's definitely pretty good. Have you registered any domains with them Anxiety?

Yeah quite a few, hard to resist when they're cheap with free whois privacy. Good support too. Still use them to this day, wish I knew about them before I noobly bought many from GoDaddy -.-.

(2012-09-16, 04:52 AM)Alex Smith Wrote: [ -> ]Namecheap or the one Eunator(probably butchered his name) recommended once .

Yes, yes you did. The one you're referring to is http://gandi.net - they're easily the best one I've found (tried godaddy, name.com, namecheap) seeing as you get stuff like free whois privacy and a free SSL certificate.

At least I admitted that I did though . Plus I only mixed up the a and n.

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(2012-09-16, 04:57 PM)Alex Smith Wrote: [ -> ]At least I admitted that I did though . Plus I only mixed up the a and n.

It's quite alright. I've seen worse attempts

(2012-09-16, 04:55 PM)euantor Wrote: [ -> ]

(2012-09-16, 04:52 AM)Alex Smith Wrote: [ -> ]Namecheap or the one Eunator(probably butchered his name) recommended once .

Yes, yes you did. The one you're referring to is http://gandi.net - they're easily the best one I've found (tried godaddy, name.com, namecheap) seeing as you get stuff like free whois privacy and a free SSL certificate.

£10+ for a .com?

(2012-09-16, 06:02 PM)Anxiety Wrote: [ -> ]

(2012-09-16, 04:55 PM)euantor Wrote: [ -> ]

(2012-09-16, 04:52 AM)Alex Smith Wrote: [ -> ]Namecheap or the one Eunator(probably butchered his name) recommended once .

Yes, yes you did. The one you're referring to is http://gandi.net - they're easily the best one I've found (tried godaddy, name.com, namecheap) seeing as you get stuff like free whois privacy and a free SSL certificate.

£10+ for a .com?

Yup. I'd still say it's worth it for the support and the free SSL. If I'm trying to create a successful site I'm not afraid to spend a bit extra. Plus IIRC there are a few coupons out there.