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Godaddy vs Namecheap.com

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Originally posted by: malcontent
Godaddy, but only because I have not used Namecheap.
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But all I would do when I need a new one is compare the price. I don't care if a site si easier to navigate. As long as I can register the domain and renew it every year, what do I care how hard the rest of the site is to work with...
 
Originally posted by: Gamer X
what about Yahoo web hosting,they offer domain names free with the hosting.
Is it any good ?
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Yahoo! domains are sometimes on sale for $2.99/yr

Yahoo! web hosting is waaaaaaaaay overpriced for what you get. Unless you're a small business with an eCommerce site, then they offer nice all in one packages. Otherwise you're better off looking for a cPanel/DirectAdmin web host.
 
<---- was clueless about 20 minutes ago...
Attempted to register my domain name at namecheap.com (on Rossman's recommendation)
Worked like a charm. Piece of cake to do it.
Price was reasonable ($8.88) and includes free whoisguard.

I'm more likely to register other domain names in the near future now.
<--- has a clue now.
 
Again, GoDaddy sounds like the name of a porn site. It's less embarrassing to say you use Namecheap when talking to lay people.
 
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