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Where to buy a .com domain
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namesco for someone based in the UK0
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Pretty much every registrar will allow customers from anywhere.
£12.50 a year for a .com from namesco.
£6.62 from Namecheap.
Why would anyone use Namesco for a .com?
They're cheaper for .co.uk though, so it does pay to shop around.
[STRIKE]Does anyone know of a price checking site that lists what registrar is currently cheapest for each TLD?[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Found one. http://www.domainnamepricer.com/[/STRIKE]
Site looks abandoned.
Still looking for one then.
edit: http://www.domparison.com/domain-name-price-comparison/They say it's genetic, they say he can't help it, they say you can catch it - but sometimes you're born with it0 -
What's wrong with webfusion? I used Xcalibre for my hosting for nearly a decade and they've recently sold their webhosting arm to webfusion.
Only just noticed, sorry this is a late answer, but it deserves a response.
I have a customer who was paying them annually for hosting by Direct Debit. They were also taking a monthly payment for the same hosting also by Direct Debit.
Customer (or rather the customer's accountant) took a while to pick up on it. Webfusion really didn't want to return the money.
I do not know what the final result was financially. I simply transferred the domain and hosting to hostinguk.net.:think:0 -
I, too, use 123 to purchase my domain names, but I have no reason to plug them over anyone else.
I would appeal to anyone with an ethical fibre in their being to stay well away from Godaddy whose CEO thinks nothing of shooting elephants for sport.I'm dreaming of a white Christmas.
But, if the white runs out, I'll drink the red.0
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