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[us0r]

Hi,

I like Network Solutions domain management panel and I can have all domains right in 1 login.

Anyone know someone like this that does not charge $35/year/domain?

I need to register about 100 new domains and want to manage them all under 1 login.

I was using google domains but its a joke having to sign into each domain and i dont think they have an option to manage many domains with 1 login.

Thanks

[Red Squirrel]

Enom and itsyourdomain come to mind. Both have decent management interfaces, in fact it even beats network solutions' one. Enom you need to put a few grand down though, but itsyourdomain you don't have to.

[bear]

Originally Posted by Red Squirrel

Enom you need to put a few grand down though, but itsyourdomain you don't have to.

The high money down is only to get the lowest pricing. For the $9.45 level, it's a one time outlay of $500, which can then be used towards names.

[Vinayak_Sharma]

Have you checked godaddy.com

[us0r]

Originally Posted by vinsar

Have you checked godaddy.com

I've heard mixed reviews

[Vinayak_Sharma]

For more than seven years I have some very important domains of mine with them, never had a single problem. That's my experience.

Any ways there is http://www.moniker.com too and they have a good reputation.

Or get a ResellerClub reseller account, or if all domains belong to yourself you can check http://www.answerable.com too. These belong to DirectI another reputed company, I have been dealing with them for more than 4 years and again no issues ever.

[amex]

Namecheap is great, check 'em out.

[eLiTeGuRu]

Originally Posted by amex

Namecheap is great, check 'em out.

I would recommend them as well.

[HostGamma]

Namecheap is the way to go, Godaddy is not bad either if you are price conscious, although they have some silly rules there (no transfer for 60 days after changing the WHOIS info???!)

[Chuck Hamrick]

If you check with the affiliate manager for several they can probably offer a free domain so you can check out the interface. Then if you are buying 100 domains they will let you use your affiliate link to get the commission. I recommend asking for a VIP commission, you have a 50/50 chance of getting it.

[Red Squirrel]

Originally Posted by bear

The high money down is only to get the lowest pricing. For the $9.45 level, it's a one time outlay of $500, which can then be used towards names.

Oh so does that money you put down actually go towards domains, ex: in your "account balance?" I thought the money you put down is simply the cost to get an account, so if you want cheaper domains you pay more in one shot but save in long run type deal.

[us0r]

ok moniker gets 2 thumbs up from me.

AMAZING.

[GCM]

I would also recommend NameCheap. They are competitive.

All the best,

[stub]

Name or NameCheap

[pauln]

Enom works well.