DNS Registrar, Name Service & Hosting

[Owen Densmore]

Its been a while since I've looked into a new DNS registrar.  I'm currently using RegisterGo, the HostGo service.  Not all that great.

So I'm thinking of slowly moving to a new registrar.  I'd like the registrar to also include Name Services, letting me point some of the NS records to sites different than the main one.

If they also had Your Basic web hosting, I might use it too.

       -- Owen

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[Tom Johnson]

I like Hover.com as a registrar, but it doesn't offer any website hosting, so I'm thinking of new registrations at HostGo.

-tj

On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 1:55 PM, Owen Densmore <[hidden email]> wrote:

Its been a while since I've looked into a new DNS registrar.  I'm currently using RegisterGo, the HostGo service.  Not all that great.

So I'm thinking of slowly moving to a new registrar.  I'd like the registrar to also include Name Services, letting me point some of the NS records to sites different than the main one.

If they also had Your Basic web hosting, I might use it too.

       -- Owen

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