godaddy vs name ,.info domain

[autoblogvijay]

so both have .info for 0.99 usd
which is better?

 

[FreakenSEOsmh]

forget about that.. is namecheap blacklisted on BHW :O ? or you just wrote godaddy vs name..

anyways there are no noticeable differences, its all based on your preference and your addons like premium dns and so on

 

[autoblogvijay]

name dot com ,u dont know?

 

[SMSCodes]

much of the same, a registrar is really depending on your own person preferences for the UI and services they provide

i use Enom, not the cheapest but that my preference

 

[autoblogvijay]

much of the same, a registrar is really depending on your own person preferences for the UI and services they provide

i use Enom, not the cheapest but that my preference

both have same facilities and service?

 

[FreakenSEOsmh]

name dot com ,u dont know?

No, me did not know. Sorry. Still, nothing is changed

 

[Paul Milles]

Namecheap or GoDaddy Where To Get Your Website Domain Names. Namecheap or GoDaddy? Where's the best place to buy your domain name? .... and no clutter or unnecessary settings in the actual DNS settings.

 

[Stavro]

Godaddy charges a renewal price of $22 for that TLD, so any savings now will be lost twice over next year, and the name.com sale has already ended.

Overall, the cheapest long-term providers for most TLDs are NameSilo, NameCheap, and InternetBS. For INFO domains, all three are $2-3 for registration and $13/yr for renewals. Additionally, all three of these offer free whois privacy and registration locking, while GoDaddy and name.com charge an additional $10/yr for these services.

In my experience, expensive providers don't provide any measurable benefits over the cheap providers for the vast majority of use cases. If you have a unique need, there are specialty providers that can handle various situations (MarkMonitor, Njal.la, etc), but for standard website/email registration there's no real difference in capabilities or reliability between any of the main providers.

 

[Mr Dingle]

Godaddy will spam your arse off, and if it's possible to make a process complicated, believe me, they will
Had a couple of domains with name for a while. No problems