U R L of A Bad Name (warning: some adult content!)
I just came by this list online… Couldn’t resist the urge to put it here. Enjoy! (just press ‘more…’)
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July 16, 2006
May 28, 2006
Rule #4: chose a good registrar for your domain(s)
The forth day and the forth my personal advice to keep your domains happy and secure.
Chose good and reputable registrar for your domains. This is self explanationary… And by ‘good …
May 27, 2006
Rule #3: Always renew your domains in time
The third day and the third my personal advice to keep your domains happy and secure.
*ALWAYS* renew them in time. By ‘in time’ I mean ‘the last couple of days’. …
May 26, 2006
Rule #2: Always keep your WHOIS details upto date
This is the second day and the second my personal advice to keep your domains happy and secure.
*ALWAYS* keep your whois details updated, for ALL your domains. This will help …
May 25, 2006
Rule #1: Never let your hosting company to register your domain
Well, I finally decided to write few posts how to keep your domains as secure and happy as possible.
I’ll start with one of the easiest ways to be always in …
April 30, 2006
NameCheap - first impressions
The project I am involved in required me to get a semi-anonymous domain. It required no leakage of the owner details, at least by the looking into whois printout. I’ve …
March 15, 2006
GoDaddy CEO Bob Parsons answers me personally. Kinda…
Well, I just became aware that Mr. Parsons answered my personal comment on his blog. The quality of the answer is beyond any criticism, to say the least. …
February 20, 2006
Time machine by RegisterFly
I think it’s the highest time for me to point out some funny issues RegisterFly is having since their movement from being eNom reseller to their own system. I’ve posted …
February 19, 2006
FREE domains from GoDaddy
I promised to myself not to use GoDaddy anymore, however I couldn’t resist to register 5 domains, using (and abusing) buy.com free GoDaddy coupons, available from: http://www.buy.com/retail/coupon.asp?prid=82517432&adid=17662
Have got …
Moniker.com - my personal impressions of the first dealings with them.
If you’re into domaining, you must be aware of Monte Cahn and one of his companies - Moniker. They position themselves as “The Most Secure and Customer Service Driven Domain Name Registrar in the World!”. According to some fellow domainers (including Dave Zan, one of the biggest authorities in the field), Moniker has to be THE best and really most secure registrar out there. However, I would like to give you my personal impressions and experiences so far, while dealing with them. The full chronology:
2006 02 05. Wrote an email to sales [AT] moniker [DOT] com asking for the special pricing. Their standart USD18.99 pricing scheme wasn’t appealing for me at all. Asked for the level 3 (USD12.95 new registrations, USD10.99 transfers and renewals) pricing. No answer for a week.
February 18, 2006
The first post - domaindiary.net registered, WordPress installed
Well, this should be the first one. Domaindiary.net is registered today at Moniker (more about my impressions about this company - good or otherwise - a little later) …
