Hey quastion any good things about Drams Plus, It is look like registerfly.com running on this script. Is it a good script for Hosting bussines?

I have it on a couple sites and am quite fond of it.

It's easy to set up and easy to maintain.

so u think it is worth to run for a hosting

registerfly is either running a customized version of DRAMS or not running DRAMS at all.
Their cart is very different from the stock DRAMS cart.

Hello,

I recommend Drams all the way. It has been very stable for us!

Thanks,

Ryan

Originally posted by alldcn
Hey quastion any good things about Drams Plus, It is look like registerfly.com running on this script. Is it a good script for Hosting bussines?

They are NOT using drams. Their system is custom built from scratch.

Can you confirm that it is not a customized version of DRAMS?
Because I think some parts of their cart is a little DRAMmish.
Maybe its just my eyes playing tricks on me.

Originally posted by dmaven
They are NOT using drams. Their system is custom built from scratch.

Originally posted by Roy@ENHOST
Can you confirm that it is not a customized version of DRAMS?
Because I think some parts of their cart is a little DRAMmish.
Maybe its just my eyes playing tricks on me.

They are a big registrar, they have all of their own developers etc. Many small enom resellers use drams, not them

Originally posted by dmaven
They are a big registrar, they have all of their own developers etc. Many small enom resellers use drams, not them

registerfly is a reseller from eNom and they admit it on the web site, and I see to many things on they web site and ordering process as drums got.

RegisterFly came in existence way before DRAMS.

Companies like DRAMS have recently come into existense and are actaully doing a good job of providing a nice interface to domain resellers. But they are in no way similar to registrar interfaces.

Go figure.