best site to register domain?

[nsood3]

1and1? Yahoo? Daddy? Any other? I need cheap and good one
Thanks in advance

[dailyearner]

i know one
getpaidsolutions.com
i just use it

[ameyjah]

i prefer namecheap and godaddy. they are best. just use coupons and get some discounts too. what you say

[ekid]

wow, can't beleave no one said moniker wild west domains.. Those 2 are pretty good. :)

[SuviCyriacNadakuzhackal]

godaddy for me. They are pretty good. You may find a little cheaper ones. But when you consider service, godaddy is the best.

[Arjun]

Yup..
No doubt :D
GoDaddy is the best by far

[Fishnagles]

http://domains.searchen.com

[hittjw]

I'm using my GoDaddy reseller account and 123-Reg. It really depends on .com verse country domains, or the number of domains you are registering.

If you have a domain management system that you like, use transfers to get the best buy rate (i.e. register 5 years at cheapest then move for an additional year to your system.)

If you are parking domains then Sedo, Afternic, and other auctions are a great place to buy and hold (either with traffic for resale or parking for cash.)

The answer like always is "it depends." If you only have one or two domains then register anywhere that will let you do a transfer without paying.

Best,

Justin

[devine85]

I would have to suggest godaddy.com best with price and customer support

[AllAboutDomains]

Hey everyone! Godaddy seems to be a great register, or at least to me,,,, How much does it cost Godaddy to register a domain, They charge $7, so how much do they make? just curious

[kanaga]

I found the site Tucktail (http://www.tucktail.com/).
It's best site for register and buy a domain name.It's also provide the free hosting service also.

[ami006]

I have found that each and every domain registrar sites some extentions are missing like one available with one while other will not provide the same

[cool0]

I personally recommended to http://www.tucktail.com/ .It provides the domain names at low price..My friends also suggest me this site..

[dark_sion23]

Majority said godaddy.... well may be I'll try for my next site...
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