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04-13-2007, 08:52 AM
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Re: registering your own domain name - recommendations?
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well i think most people would want auto renewels. [/ QUOTE ] I'd rather be told when the domain I don't use anymore is about to cost me money so I can decide if I want to use it. An email every quarter or year isn't a burden. If auto renewel wasn't partly a scam porn wouldn't use it. Um, so I've heard. 
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#12
04-13-2007, 11:55 AM
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Re: registering your own domain name - recommendations?
HostGator and Bluehost are very very good (and cheap). I started out with some other host, but realized that they were really compared to my current solution (hostgator).
Edit: I use namecheap for registering new domains (google for coupons) . Its best to use a separate company to buy your domain, incase you decide to change hosts.
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04-14-2007, 01:08 AM
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Re: registering your own domain name - recommendations?
I would recommend either GoDaddy or namecheap.
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04-17-2007, 04:10 AM
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Re: registering your own domain name - recommendations?
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HostGator and Bluehost are very very good (and cheap). I started out with some other host, but realized that they were really compared to my current solution (hostgator). Edit: I use namecheap for registering new domains (google for coupons) . Its best to use a separate company to buy your domain, incase you decide to change hosts. [/ QUOTE ] I prefer BlueHost to Gator, but I have had good success with both hosting companies. BlueHost packages are cheap, GoDaddy claims to be able to handle more traffic (not sure if I buy this).
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