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cess 05-18-2009 12:59 AM

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Originally Posted by HighEnergy (Post 15863346)
GoDaddy group has nearly 1/3rd of the global domain registration market share. They didn't grow to be #1 by shafting people, stealing domains, etc, etc.

Just because they are big doesn't mean they are any good.

HighEnergy 05-18-2009 05:04 AM

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Originally Posted by sandman! (Post 15863355)
fuck off i got domains stolen by them when they got the registerfly domains

No you didn't. Most likely the contact info was incorrect.

u-Bob 05-18-2009 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by kaktuz (Post 15863168)
didnt namecheap.com offered free domain privacy?

only for the first year.

btw: when you register a new domain with 'domain privacy' (whoisguard) at namecheap, the 'domain privacy' doesn't kick in immediately :(

u-Bob 05-18-2009 06:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Sosa (Post 15862553)
Webair does free privacy, not sure what the second year rates are though. They could use a new admin area however for the domain system.

Their control panel is thé reason I stopped using them (even when they had that $5.99 + free whois privacy offer going).

HorseShit 05-18-2009 06:31 AM

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Originally Posted by u-Bob (Post 15863809)
only for the first year.

btw: when you register a new domain with 'domain privacy' (whoisguard) at namecheap, the 'domain privacy' doesn't kick in immediately :(

You are wrong, it does kick in immediately.

u-Bob 05-18-2009 06:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Jdoughs (Post 15863085)
Ive tried to transfer all my domains over to Moniker, 3 people recommended I hit up Bari.

Its 2 years, and 3-4 messages later and I've never been replied too. I would not waste my time with her and try to find someone there who gives a fuck. If there is indeed anyone at Moniker who does give a fuck.

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Originally Posted by Sly (Post 15863099)
I've had similar experiences. I will not move anything to Moniker. Support is too difficult.

I'll admit that Moniker's support hasn't improved over the past 6 months. (The biggest mistake they ever made was to let Chris L go. Now that guy was a real rep. always available, got things done immediately (instead of telling people to open a ticket), honest, a sense of humor,...) But I think they are still one of the better registrars out there.

:2 cents:

u-Bob 05-18-2009 06:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Justin (Post 15863817)
You are wrong, it does kick in immediately.

Tested it myself last April and it did not kick in immediately.

HorseShit 05-18-2009 06:52 AM

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Originally Posted by u-Bob (Post 15863843)
Tested it myself last April and it did not kick in immediately.

I've registered a ton of domains with them in the past couple weeks and all have kicked in immediately. I have it set in my account to do that upon new registrations and upon quick check outs, perhaps take a look at your account settings. There is very options regarding domain defaults.

Domain Diva 05-18-2009 01:51 PM

I guees its safe to say from this thread a lot of people have had some bad or indifferent experience with most registrars.

Sly 05-18-2009 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by sandman! (Post 15863186)
if you want a good deal hit me up for the size of your portfolio you can do much better with better support godaddy fucked me out of a domain worth a few k spent hours on the phone with them just to be told to fuck off.

Why would you call me an idiot in one post and offer me a deal in the next?

nation-x 05-18-2009 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by DaddyHalbucks (Post 15863267)
Because Moniker is the best in the business.

:2 cents:

I literally spit out my coffee when I read this... something we actually agree on. :) :thumbsup

HandballJim 05-18-2009 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by u-Bob (Post 15863836)
I'll admit that Moniker's support hasn't improved over the past 6 months. (The biggest mistake they ever made was to let Chris L go. Now that guy was a real rep. always available, got things done immediately (instead of telling people to open a ticket), honest, a sense of humor,...) But I think they are still one of the better registrars out there.

:2 cents:

I have an open ticket with moniker at the moment, will see how long they take to get the job done. Moniker does need to revamp their domain managment system...still can't figure out shit...

All the registers have issues, but most will agree that we care most about price and the security of our domains. I lost one at godaddy by accident...and my rep. was able to get it for me and waived the redemption fee of $85...I did not realize I let it expire, since I am letting hundreds expire.

mineistaken 05-18-2009 07:07 PM

I wish more registrars offered free privacy

d-null 05-18-2009 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by HandballJim (Post 15865753)
I have an open ticket with moniker at the moment, will see how long they take to get the job done. Moniker does need to revamp their domain managment system...still can't figure out shit...

All the registers have issues, but most will agree that we care most about price and the security of our domains. I lost one at godaddy by accident...and my rep. was able to get it for me and waived the redemption fee of $85...I did not realize I let it expire, since I am letting hundreds expire.

interesting, let us know the response time

stickyfingerz 05-18-2009 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Jdoughs (Post 15863149)
Not a very good rep if it takes a few days for answers. I don't care if she is busy or not, so am I. How can you be at a webmaster show but be too busy to do business? Is she there to have a good time or do business?

If she's to busy to take my money I'll leave it elsewhere.

I can understand her not giving a fuck about random webmasters who want to do business with Moniker, after all its not her profits. Whats hard to understand is why such a big, respected company would continue to keep her onboard with situations like this continually being spoken of.

If she isn't sharp enough to set her ICQ and work emails to accept communications from prospective clients they need to hire someone who doesn't mind dealing with clients, and is eager to bring new business in.

So should she have a netbook with her or something to answer support questions while at a show? Thats just silly. There is support there, call if you need something. She is an awesome rep and I've never had an issue she didn't handle with a quickness. Bari is a huge asset to Moniker and she is the reason that I switched almost all my domains to moniker, and am moving the rest of them as I get time. I hate that I have ANY domains left at godaddy, and the rest of mine are at Dotster and Im moving those too. :2 cents:

HandballJim 05-18-2009 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by d-null (Post 15866000)
interesting, let us know the response time

It took 5 hours for the support ticket to get answered, which I am okay with. Now we will see how long it takes for a domain to get from Fabulous to Moniker.

Makingcoin 05-18-2009 10:30 PM

Moniker is simply the best register I have used. Hands down.

d-null 05-18-2009 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by HandballJim (Post 15866278)
It took 5 hours for the support ticket to get answered, which I am okay with. Now we will see how long it takes for a domain to get from Fabulous to Moniker.

damn, I went to namecheap yesterday and used their live help ticket and got an answer within 30 seconds :2 cents: (usually through their tickets though they generally answer within 15 minutes..... )


5 hours waiting is a whole wasted workday imo :2 cents:

CYF 05-18-2009 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by d-null (Post 15866382)
damn, I went to namecheap yesterday and used their live help ticket and got an answer within 30 seconds :2 cents: (usually through their tickets though they generally answer within 15 minutes..... )


5 hours waiting is a whole wasted workday imo :2 cents:

Namecheap rocks :thumbsup

Thurbs 05-18-2009 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Makingcoin (Post 15866289)
Moniker is simply the best register I have used. Hands down.

True that. The best in the biz.

Houdini 05-19-2009 12:07 AM

Tip of the day. Free private whois at ANY registar.

Name: Type in private whois name that registar uses
Address: Type in private whois address that registar uses
City: Type in private whois city that registar uses
email :[email protected]
etc, etc.

CyberHustler 05-19-2009 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Houdini (Post 15866420)
Tip of the day. Free private whois at ANY registar.

Name: Type in private whois name that registar uses
Address: Type in private whois address that registar uses
City: Type in private whois city that registar uses
email :[email protected]
etc, etc.

Good luck with that homie...

Oracle Porn 05-19-2009 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by u-Bob (Post 15863843)
Tested it myself last April and it did not kick in immediately.

what do you mean by "kick in"?

you buy a domain and you get free privacy for one year, it doesnt kick in you need to enable it on the domain you want.

stickyfingerz 05-19-2009 01:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Oracle Porn (Post 15866463)
what do you mean by "kick in"?

you buy a domain and you get free privacy for one year, it doesnt kick in you need to enable it on the domain you want.

What he is saying is that if you do a whois history the first one listed will be shown as the real info. Even if you buy privacy at the same time it still happens with some registras that the info isn't protected at first. Its where I've caught a lot of people on gfy in the past. They think they can hide cause they had privacy on, but a simple whois history record will show the first entry.

lazycash 05-19-2009 01:12 AM

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Originally Posted by u-Bob (Post 15863843)
Tested it myself last April and it did not kick in immediately.

It will kick in immediately if you use the standard registration and check the box to enable whois privacy during the registration. If you use the express registration or forget to check whois privacy box during standard registration then it won't kick in until you go in after the registration and enable it.

I've moved all of my domains over to namecheap, their support is fast and their control panel is easy to work with. I have certain domains that I want whois privacy on. If you don't want whois privacy on some new registrations you can move it over and use it on those domains that need it to keep it from every expiring.

closer 05-19-2009 02:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Houdini (Post 15866420)
Tip of the day. Free private whois at ANY registar.

Name: Type in private whois name that registar uses
Address: Type in private whois address that registar uses
City: Type in private whois city that registar uses
email :[email protected]
etc, etc.

You'll loose your domains by doing that!

u-Bob 05-19-2009 07:48 AM

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Originally Posted by lazycash (Post 15866490)
It will kick in immediately if you use the standard registration and check the box to enable whois privacy during the registration.

Well, i do know how to register a domain and enable the whois privacy during the registration :winkwink:

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Originally Posted by stickyfingerz (Post 15866486)
What he is saying is that if you do a whois history the first one listed will be shown as the real info. Even if you buy privacy at the same time it still happens with some registras that the info isn't protected at first. Its where I've caught a lot of people on gfy in the past. They think they can hide cause they had privacy on, but a simple whois history record will show the first entry.

Exactly. To check the uptime of my sites, I run a couple of scripts on 2 of my servers. Scripts that notify me when a site is down or something about their config is changed. one thing they do is a whois lookup at regular intervals... and my logs show that domains registered at namecheap (with whois privacy enabled during registration) sometimes (not always) have my personal info instead of the whoisguard info in the whois db for a short period of time (up to 1 hr for certain tld's).

btw: Name.com has similar issues.
btw2: http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showpo...6&postcount=22

jrzeygirl 05-19-2009 10:30 AM

:winkwink::winkwink:[QUOTE=Justin;15862497]Your competitors have free whois/privacy with new registrations, your price $4 per domain.

I usually register a boat load of domains per week and every week I'm saving money by not using your company. It's too bad really, I like your company.


Justin - my sincere apologies for not getting back to you/this thread sooner. I'm out of town/attending a company wide sales conference in LA - and have had limited access (and still do) to email. I'm back in the office on Thursday

Although Moniker's privacy service is not a free service, it's not $4.00 either. I can/will offer it to you for a discounted rate. Please email me directly with your account info/# and I'll take care of it! :winkwink:

Please keep in mind that Moniker?s security, service/support, added value services and focus on Domain Asset Management are unsurpassed in the industry. So although we may not be the cheapest, we are the best value with the most services!

Thanks!

HandballJim 05-19-2009 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Houdini (Post 15866420)
Tip of the day. Free private whois at ANY registar.

Name: Type in private whois name that registar uses
Address: Type in private whois address that registar uses
City: Type in private whois city that registar uses
email :[email protected]
etc, etc.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
Okay so your telling me that I should risk my domains with this method. It only took hundreds of hours just to find them. I don't use privacy, the wife knows, and I am using a PO Box. If your doing something wrong and you need to hide...that is whole other issue.


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