I recommend godaddy. They are cheep and efficient, I have never had any problems with them and have used them both as my primary DNS server as well as just a registrar for my domains. I have been very happy with them for almost 8 years now.
One, thing though... not really impressed by their webmail but it is good if you have nothing else in your own infrastructure. http://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/default.asp?isc=boi1¤cyType=GBP (that link is for the UK version of the site) Nes++ Kerin Millar wrote: > Hi, > > I was recently asked whether I could recommend a domain registrar > (preferably based in the UK). In the case of the company I'm working > for right now, many domains are managed through 123-reg.co.uk which > does not have a particularly good track record [1] in terms of the > reliability of their infrastructure, not to mention awkward management > tools. Nonetheless, I'm sticking to the status quo because going > through the bureaucratic process of transferring authority would be > more trouble than it's worth. Other than that, I would normally > procure domains as part of a hosting package with an ISP that I deem > reputable. > > In this case, it's a personal request and the domains will be > independently registered (with hosting to be considered further on > down the road). So it occurred to me that I wasn't really in a > postition to actually recommend any particular registrar for an > independent registration of a .com/.co.uk. > > I was wondering if anyone on the list might have any thoughts on the > matter. I'm aware that most registrars are much of a muchness, > especially as it does not tend to be a profit-making service. > Nonetheless, if there is a registrar based in the UK that is known to > have a solid infrastructure and that provides reasonable support, I'd > be happy to hear about it. > > Regards, > > --Kerin > > [1] http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?p=4809979 > -- [email protected] mailing list
