HomeSweetSiliconValley asked:


After you put in the domains that you want for the low low price – they kind of threaten you by saying now all your private information is going to be waving in the breeze on the Internet. And of course they then offer you a solution to your dilemma – at still more cost. So a few questions.. if you register with other registrar will they keep your information private at no extra charge? Or do they all require extra fees to keep your name and address etc private? And lastly – how are godaddy’s fees compared to other registrars if you compare both their basic domain name service and their premium “keep your address etc private” service??

colenikol asked:


A couple of years I have registered a .COM domain (and hosting) with some litle known company registrar from northern Europe.
A few days ago have received a renewal notice with a link to the domain control panel. But the link is not working. Have try to contact the site (thru mail, messenger and phone) but no responce.
The domain will expire within 3 weeks. What should I do? Should I let the domain to expire and try to buy it then or to register it with a new domain registration company (GoDaddy or some other well known).

I dont want to loose this domain!!!

Please help about this matter. 10 points guaranteed for the best solution. Thanx!

xlovergirl asked:


Where do I start on registering a domain name on my own? I’m not asking for GoDaddy or any other domain registrars to register it FOR ME. I want to know where can I register/claim a domain directly. To try and make the question simpler, where or how does GoDaddy register domain names for people who want that available domain name?

R P asked:


register.com screwed up my DNS and I’m waiting for the correct settings to filter through the internet now.This ***** up made me look at alternate registrars, and I see that the costs vary dramatically – example: register.com charges $35 per year for a .com but godaddy.com charges $7. This is for basic domain registration, not hosting, email, or dns. I don’t see any reason to stay with register.com, but I want to make sure that there isn’t some risk that I’m not aware of with a cheap registrar like godaddy.