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Chuck Robey <chuckr <at> telenix.org> writes: |
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> > I'm looking for suggestions to use for DNS registrars. |
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> I do precisely this, using GoDaddy. I don't see why using a service like that |
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> wouldn't be possible to get into what you want. You'd have to make sure, when |
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> you set it up, that you didn't ask GoDaddy to supply any other services, but |
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> it's certainly possible. I run my own server, I get the name from GoDaddy, but |
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> they provide no nameserver services, nor web pages. I used to get it from a |
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> different vendor, but their service turned out to stink, so I learned that it |
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> takes about a week or two to transfer the name (from X to GoDaddy), because all |
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> services (like GoDaddy) need to go to reasonable lengths to make sure that they |
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> aren't faked out by frauds. You probably wouldn't really want less. |
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I'm not sure that only registering a DN with GoDaddy, means that *you* |
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actually own that DN. Might be possible, but in the dozens of friends |
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I've tried to help, all got screwed by GoDaddy. It just seems to me |
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it's easier to prevent it. Besides do I really want to reward a company |
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like GoDaddy with my business? Methinks not. ymmv. |
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My experience with other friends is that when they try to move from GoDaddy, |
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they get informed that GoDaddy owns the Domain Name. I'm not transferring |
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a DNS that I already own, so, I'm very leery of using Go Daddy. They |
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might be ok to transfer an existing name, but, I'm not willing to |
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take that risk. |
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Have you ever successfully transferred a DN that you originally registered |
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initially with GoDaddyto another registrar? |
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Maybe I should justget ripped by Network solutions for a raw |
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registration for $35.00 and just be down with it? |
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James |