Best site for domains

[James21]

When discussing domain names for my business, my buddy told me that go daddy is the best site for registering domains. My friend doesn't really know his technology all that well, so I thought I would ask some experienced folks. What are the best places to check and register domain names?

[vna1611]

yup!

always trust your friends.

GoDaddy is the best!

Check them out.

Regards.

veena

[sweetnatie]

GoDaddy is definitely good, but when ccTLD is needed there is nothing better that eurodns.com.

[James21]

"GoDaddy is definitely good, but when ccTLD is needed there is nothing better that eurodns.com."-sweetnatie.

* I will definitely check that site out as well. To be honest though, I have no idea what 'ccTLD' is... little help?

[renantech]

my domain is goddy it is great very cheap.

[shikakuz]

As the previous posts said GoDaddy.com is a fast and with good background domain host.
Sometimes they have extra offers for cheap domains and so. Their site is easy to use and easy to maintain your domains.

[Stepan.p]

Although you might be able to scavenge something cheaper, GoDaddy truly has the best buck for its value, with a wealth of domain services combined with exceptionally priced hosting. Namecheap is the other alternative

[bermuda]

When you take a look at the number of domains sold and accounts held, you will find GoDaddy at the top but a lot more reliable options could also be found like TuCows, Enom, Name Cheap.

[CrimeCleaner]

I've heard people argue this, but I agree with a previous post. GoDaddy has the best buck for its value.

[thewebhostingdir]

Godaddy is best but you can also consider name.com. Very reliable domain registrar.

[forumplace]

Hi,

Godaddy is the more popular domain name registrar. However, Namecheap is another option. However, if you are signing up for web hosting plan, most plans come with free domain name.

[jgand]

Godaddy is pretty good. They seem to have made an impression and they try to keep their prices competitive. There are many sites out there though. I also hear good things about cheap domains.

[borninautumn]

Depends on what domains are required. godaddy and similar are good for dotcoms and dotnets, but for ccTLDs I shall recommend eurodns.com, as they are having widest choise of them.

[textbox]

GoDaddy is a great value. It is difficult to justify what the extra value is from Register.com or Network Solutions for the added cost.

[uangkuno]

namecheap also can be considered because it offers free 1 year privacy protect for every domain you buy at them, at least until now