Question: I’m looking for an alternative for domain registration instead of godaddy.com I currently have around 20 domains and looking for a new register. I don’t really like the interface of godaddy or the offensive marketing, Thanks
Requirements:
Cannot be a domain reseller of godaddy/wild west domains
10 dollars or less per year for .com
well established
good history.
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I use Microsoft Office Live for my .com site (last time I posted a link I got reported for "Solicitation")
Formerly free (the very last free provider) they began charging as of October 2009 and their charge seems very reasonable.
Not sure what you mean by offensive marketing but GoDaddy is one of the major players and presumably pays out thousands of dollars to keep its service going. This money has to come from somewhere. If all ads were eliminated, most likely the cost to customers would have to rise.
Free service = site littered with ads (to raise money to maintain the service)
Cheap service = a few ads
(Seemingly) costly service = no ads
Microsoft Office Live advertise only themselves and the ads are not at all intrusive