Re: Corporate domain registrar

[Jeremy Nenadal <jnenadal () i-trap com>]

Hello and thank you for addressing me by master. Personally, I like the 
corporate registrars because of all the reasons listed below. Plus, if I 
my server dies, I can just pay godaddy a little extra and host it there. 
I have several sites through godaddy, and you can buy and sell them 
there as well too. Not only that, but I find their marketing 
department's sense of humor to be quite clever. And... Even though I'm 
not much of a racing fan anymore,  I'd have to say, I am a Danica 
Patrick fan.


On 05/03/2010 03:15 PM, Todd Haverkos wrote:
> Ivan Carlos<icarlos () icarlos net>  writes:
>
>    
> > Hi masters,
> >
> > Actually I use a little domain registrar affiliated to zoneedit.com
> > (and internic accredited) to hold my corporate international
> > domains.
> >
> > I noticed that a lot of big companies uses 2 big players - Network
> > Solutions and GoDaddy - as your main registrar.
> >
> > Haves any issue about using these small partners or all these
> > registrars haves same expertise and responsibility about hold and
> > secure your internic domains?
> >      
> Hi Ivan,
>
> In my experience, the biggest worry is whether the
>     a) kid reselling domains out of Mom's basement, or
>     b) single sole proprietor, or
>     c) any other tiny company
>
> ...for some reason stops paying their bills to the upstream registrar
> thereby:
>       1) making your domain inaccessible/redirected,
>       2) leaving you without any control panel access to repoint
>          your domains elsewhere
>       3) leaving no one around at the losing registrar who has a
>          whole lot of interest in approving your domain's transfer
>          to another registrar
>
> As such, accountability and critical mass therefore are likely among
> the reasons you'll see most companies using one of the larger well
> known registrars like GD and NS.
>
> I've helped people whose registrar (a serial entrepreneur type that
> seemed to have tried everything) simply forgot to pay the bill but did
> pay up once I helped the guy track the registrar down at his place of
> employment (with the help of flickr geotagging of an office party).  I
> also helped someone who had hosting and registration service at the
> same mid-size but sole proprietor company recover after that sole
> proprietor had a heart attack and passed away.
>
>
> --
> Todd Haverkos, LPT MsCompE
>
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