Which is the best domain provider?

[joshua123]

I want to know about the best domain provider company. Tell me about the best company to buy domain.

[DaftDog]

I use GoDaddy to purchase most of my domains.

[Smoking]

I like www.namecheap.com

Godaddy support is getting worse and worse !

[justbookies]

I use lots and would find it hard to recommend any of them highly. godaddy is ok. 123-reg is ok and cheap. easyspace is ok but tends to hammer you on renewal (ie: lower initial prices to suck you in). Avoid dataflame.

[mailsam]

Godaddy and name.com

[Doolally]

Godaddy or Oneandone for me. Never had any problems with either.

[FictionNet]

I mostly use dynadot or domainmonster for new domain reg's, the latter offering free whois privacy.

[Renee]

I've always used namecheap and find their service has been pretty good.

[bboyspyder]

One more vote for NameCheap. I find them much better than GoDaddy.

[casinomegamall]

Godaddy is always better for the domains and hosting offers.

[betinstyle]

I've always used namecheap and find their service has been pretty good.

they have host services as well?

[foxtucker]

I've used ukreg.com for the last 10 years. The admin panel and domain management features is 2nd to none. I also like the monthly email they send, that reminds me which domains are coming due for renewal. No complaints and I recommend them.

However, they're hosting solutions have proved very poor, so I steer clear of that.

[clarar]

Since I like to have control of the domain related stuff, such as: dns creation, zone edition etc, I always register with Godaddy. I know is not the cheapest and I'm not interested on the additional services they offer, but this company is the one Ive been using for quite long time.

[Renee]

they have host services as well?

I'm not entirely sure. I use hostgator for my hosting. They're awesome.

[betinstyle]

I'm not entirely sure. I use hostgator for my hosting. They're awesome.

what do you mean, what special they have? suport, prices ?

[DaftDog]

what do you mean, what special they have? suport, prices ?

Why don't you Google or Bing "Hostgator" or follow this link: Hostgator. I use them for my sites and I think the're great.

[blendtec]

namecheap.com / name.com for me, hosting, hostgator for small sites, corenetworks.net for larger sites, I wouldn't host w/ a domain registrar, had issues in the past with 1&1 and godaddy.

[lowrisk]

123 reg for .uk domains and kualo for anything else

[4ndy]

Godaddy for .com domains

Domainmonster for .uk domains

[davemerry]

I've very badly organised domains all over the place, however slowly migrating them to my main account on 123-reg. By far the best I find for .co.uk domains.