I have to do it for work and I’ve got no idea, there seem to be so many scammy looking sites

  • Writerly Gal
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    131 year ago

    I’ve been on namecheap for a long time. They have a sale going on now. But they are really good, hardly ever a problem and if there is, their customer service is stellar.

  • HousePanther
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    101 year ago

    I have had a really good experience with Porkbun. You could also use Cloudflare. But since this is going to be work-related, Cloudflare all of the way.

  • @CombatWombatEsq
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    1 year ago

    I use namecheap – I got my two most recent domains for less than $8 apiece – but I hear good things about Google domains as well.

    • Dark Arc
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      51 year ago

      Google sold their domains (and customers in the process to, I think it was square space)… Definitely just go with namecheap, they support the EFF, have a good website, and reasonable prices

  • Noah
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    Cloudflare registrar or Porkbun are my goto’s. Keep in mind that Cloudflare registrar currently requires you to use their (free) DNS service, you can’t change the nameservers yet.

  • @[email protected]
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    51 year ago

    My main domain registrar is namecheap and my second for personal email is ionos. No issues thus far.

  • Xylight (Photon dev)
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    41 year ago

    Cloudflare domains is decent but doesn’t support many domains, porkbun is my next choice and I used to use Google domains.

    • @darelik
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      Good to know. They didn’t accept an mc gift card

  • LUHG
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    31 year ago

    European folks try EUKhost. Been good for me the last few years.

  • hahrbinjer
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    31 year ago

    I use Google Domains, but I believe they’re either getting rid of it or selling it off.

  • Arghblarg
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    joker.com is pretty good (despite the shady name).

    Edit: purely dns registrars AFAIK, no hosting.

  • @PineapplePartisan
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    21 year ago

    I just used google, but you can use pretty much any big service (they are all priced similarly) if you are worried about scamminess. I also didn’t feel like being harassed for “website builders” or the other crap smaller providers try to sell.