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["Thomas C. Meggs" <tom AT plik.net>]

Hi,

I strongly reccommend joker.com. I've had very good experiences with 
their support, despite the fact it's pretty much email only and often 
includes broken English (actually in the last year or two they've been a 
lot better about that). Their web interface for administering your 
domains is very nice, and very well developed. They were one of the 
first registrars to let you modify all of your settings on your account 
through the web. They are also rather inexpensive, it is around 
$11.64/yr. Also they'll run your DNS for you and do URL forwarding for 
free, which you can administrate from your "Service Zone" on their web page.

Regards,
Thomas Meggs

Bob Kucera wrote:
> How worthwhile is domain name registration?  It seems like a good way to 
> spend some money on my tech habit.  Is there a preferred registrar for a 
> domain name and dns service?
>
>  
>
> it looks like the thing to do is to roll up my sleeves and really 
> research them by cost of registration, services provided, cost of dns 
> registration is an add-on (I suppose to be researched separately), and I 
> wonder which of these companies will drop out of business and leave me 
> having to change registrars.
>
>  
>
> Bob Kucera
>
> (919) 602-5503
>
>  


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made him feel like God."
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