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Adraco · 07-06-2010, 03:33 AM

If you have enough domains (minimum 750) to get an invitation into Fabulous wholesale program, I really recommend them. Else, given that you want to move away from Godaddy I would say that in my opinion Moniker have better mass-administration tools to manage multiple domains at once. I might have done something wrong but at Namecheap I last time had to go in and manually add domain privacy (which is included) to 20 domains one by one. And it's a few clicks each time, so it took a few minutes when it could have been done via some "add to all feature".

So
1. Fabulous, hands down. They themselves own one of the largest private domain portfolios in the world and the tools they create to handle that portfolio are the same tools they share with you. Domain privacy is included.
2. Moniker, with all their flaws, domain privacy which sometimes are non-functioning even if paid - after all they do the job and it's fast and easy to manage multiple domains at once. Domain privacy is extra though, so you end up paying more per domain and year than at Namecheap or Fabulous.
3. Namecheap, resellers for Enom. Reliable but with a little easy-cheesy control panel. Lacks a few feature you want if handling multiple domains. Includes domain privacy which makes them cheaper in total than Moniker.

07-06-2010, 03:33 AM
Adraco Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2009 Location: Onboard an airplane around the globe Posts: 3,734	If you have enough domains (minimum 750) to get an invitation into Fabulous wholesale program, I really recommend them. Else, given that you want to move away from Godaddy I would say that in my opinion Moniker have better mass-administration tools to manage multiple domains at once. I might have done something wrong but at Namecheap I last time had to go in and manually add domain privacy (which is included) to 20 domains one by one. And it's a few clicks each time, so it took a few minutes when it could have been done via some "add to all feature". So 1. Fabulous, hands down. They themselves own one of the largest private domain portfolios in the world and the tools they create to handle that portfolio are the same tools they share with you. Domain privacy is included. 2. Moniker, with all their flaws, domain privacy which sometimes are non-functioning even if paid - after all they do the job and it's fast and easy to manage multiple domains at once. Domain privacy is extra though, so you end up paying more per domain and year than at Namecheap or Fabulous. 3. Namecheap, resellers for Enom. Reliable but with a little easy-cheesy control panel. Lacks a few feature you want if handling multiple domains. Includes domain privacy which makes them cheaper in total than Moniker. __________________ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The truth is not affected by the beliefs, or doubts, of the majority.