moniker

[DNSBroker]

no longer valid

[Darkneoboi]

I'm not having any problem at all. It seemed to load with no problem at all, does it say anything when you try to login?

[triumph]

Out of curiosity how are you all liking Moniker. I have seen some hype on them in the past, but just curious as to why you use them or prefer them over other companies.

[sunnybeachcal]

I would like to know too; I've been happy with GoDaddy for a long time now. But it never hurts to know.

[Dave Zan]

In a word: security. Sure many registrars have their security measures, but
I'll tell you that Moniker has the most sensible because they focus on where
many potential hijackings occur.

Registrars don't really want people to know their security measures. But I'll
tell you two: they don't let you unlock your domain name online, but they'll
call you via phone to verify the transfer-out.

Note also they have toll-free phone support, a big plus for people who don't
know how these things work yet want potentially faster results. They're not
as cheap as Go Daddy, but they're at least cheaper than Network Solutions.

[wondering]

What do you mean when you say highjacking? Does that just mean people breaking into your stuff?

[Dave Zan]

wondering Wrote:What do you mean when you say highjacking? Does that just mean people breaking into your stuff?

Unfortunately there's no current "official" definition of what exactly is domain
hijacking. But one "standard" is having your domain name registration moved
to another registrar without your knowledge and consent.

[mikenormal]

I can login in now

[angel888]

[COLOR="DarkSlateBlue"]I find moniker good too.
That's where I register my domains and I've never experienced any problem at all. [/COLOR]

[hollowbone]

sunnybeachcal Wrote:I would like to know too; I've been happy with GoDaddy for a long time now. But it never hurts to know.

maddogdomains are the best.