So I was looking through the registrars list and saw Everyone's Internet and their listing pointed to resellone.net.

Is anyone using resellone as it certaintly looks like an interesting service.

I know people ARE using it. I've tried to sign up for their domain reselling program, but gave up, as they accepted wired payments only. I think things have changed since then, though.

is it a department of EV1? After merging with TP, who is its management now?

ResellOne.net is a brand under the Everyones Internet (EV1Servers.net) family of companies.

Note to moderators: Not trying to advertise, just answering the question. :)

if you can not build eveytrthing from server level access all the way to end user access, control, billing and support..... then stay away fomr resellone.net.

if you can do this from "0" then resellone may work for you, but don't expect alot
of added features, as they just aren't availible there.

getting money into resellone.net accounts is a 3 to 7 day long and expensive pain in the ***. heard of others taken a month!

do't like that... too bad because resellone DOES NOT GIVE REFUNDS.

few places do, but there are some and they have all features and functionality.
most are very expensive but there are a couple that aren't to bad.
infact, with the extra expense of resellone accounting, they acutlaly cost about the same.
btu the other gives better service and features and they actulaly have functioning reseller websites and api scripts!

if you are capable of doing all the programming and setup yourself AND sure you will sell ALOT of domain regs... resellone.net may pay off for you.

BUT.. if you can sale that many regs and do that work yourself, why not spend $35 to $50k and become a REAL registrar instead of messing with shabby api accesses?
then domain regs are only $6

it seems they are still developing based-on Tucows system?

well... yes and no.

they seem to be based on tucows, as they are supporting the same items as tucows and occasionaly refer back to what accepts and works with tucows.

this makes them look more like a tucows reseller, rather than a independent ev1 registrar.
they are far from a turnkey operation and apparently intend to stay that way... again, just liek tucows.

the "no" part...
after 11/2 yr of development you'd think they would have a functional script (even if only a modified GNU) to supply their resellers and a decent means of account funding.

btw... a startup reseller account at tucows, domains cost the reseller almost $10... price is quanity based.
compare to resellone's 6.49 regardless of number of domains.

thats the best part about resellone.

really... i think thats the ONLY good part.

Their site is pretty slick and builds confidence - a shame to hear they're not at the top of their game :(