What are people using for domain registrations now?

[pcan]

I use mostly Ovh (I have about 60 domains with them); and Inwx for the "exotic" TLDs. For the few important domains I subscribed a managed service with the local Dada.eu company on my country. Any change on the control panel is manually verified by a agent that knows me and my authorized coworker by name; they call me back by phone for confirmation. A bit slow and cumbersome (not to mention expensive) but it should avoid domain hijacking. They also offer local presence for the country TLDs that require it.

 

[VENETX]

NameCheap

So far I had 50 domains with them, now only 25. They are the best.

 

[bizzard]

Have Reseller accounts with both Resell.biz and ResellerClub. Mostly using ResellerClub, as they accept NEFT payments in India.

 

[TierNet]

Most of the companies are using Enom for domain reseller account. If you are looking for an alternative, Resell.Biz and ResellerClub are pretty good options.

 

[Mohammed H]

namecheap and internetbs .

 

[PortCTL]

Namecheap, internetbs, and about to try out frankdomains

 

[eva2000]

namecheap.com, internet.bs and most recently moved majority of my internet.bs domains to namesilo.com

 

[nunim]

+1 for NameSilo, I've just finished moving the last of my domains over there.

Free whois privacy + straightforward/cheap pricing.

Never had to contact their support so I can't comment on that aspect.

 

[mikeyur]

NameSilo, NameCheap & Hover.com (for the really important domains).

 

[bm11]

Doesn't get cheaper than resell.biz.

 

[DamienSB]

name.com 100%

 

[Chatahooch]

Been using Namecheap exclusively for years. Always been solid for me.

 

[libro22]

Internetbs has this $8 domain pricing before, they were very cheap and good. Now, I moved my domains to Namesilo. Those tiered discount rates are their selling point.

The downside with Namesilo is the WHOIS records. You can't just simply modify a domain's whois, you need to create a phonebook-like record. 

This is an extra process (and unnecessary) for APIs.

Tried resell.biz but their UI is so complex to use, so much overhead processes that you need to accomplish.

 

[Robert]

Name.com, free whois protection, nice interface, and decent support. The best part is that if you have 100+ domains with them, you can get some nice discounts for .com/.net.

 

[Chatahooch]

Namesilo does look interesting, may have to give them a shot.

 

[ZotiMedia]

1. NameCheap

2. Reseller Trust

3. Godaddy

4. Easydomains

5. OVH

6. Dynadot

 

[haloelite3]

I use Godaddy however some people have issues with their pricing and etc there is one factor that I found of them very effective and this is their 24/7 phone support. Wait times are short (1-2 minutes) and they actually resolve the issue very quickly. Friendly support and never had an issue.

They do have their downs like a fee to make your domain private however I think its worth it for the support really and the great service.

They know what they are doing well.

 

[KwiceroLTD]

I register everything at namecheap, it's a nice interface, easy to use, unlike GoDaddy where it's not as nice/not as easy.