best place to buy domains?

[Faster]

I've been using enom but recently the put me on enom bulk where I have to pay a yearly fee just to manage my account.

Can I create subaccounts at namecheap.com to manage certain groups of domains?

 

[brentdev]

name.com ftw

 

[DumDum]

I use Godaddy
Even though I've head a lot of bad about 'em, I have had no bad experiences as yet.

 

[PedroGoneWild]

yet another vote for Namecheap.

 

[ISeemToBeAVerb]

Another Namecheap vote, for all the reasons mentioned above.

 

[TylerL]

+1 Namecheap.

 

[$uperMarketer]

namecheap, but markmonitor if you're starting a huge site and want the fullest protection available for your domain name in case of someone attempting to hijack it

 

[Jizzlobber]

Fabulous.com - aptly named for the gay webmaster. Best.

 

[willbry]

+1 namecheap for reasons already mentioned.

 

[IOUZIP]

Never had a problem with name.com

 

[auroinfo]

Not an add but you may try my site . Its not my main business though

URL is on sig

 

[profesor]

MONIKER
I Use it for more than 3 Years and its SUPPORT is always ONLINE!
Try it by This Link!!!!!!!

 

[ub rakeback]

amazingly godaddy has 1/3 of registrar market.

 

[faceblogger]

There is no doubt, godaddy is the answer!

 

[AddisonDomains]

I guess I'm rare as I prefer Dynadot

 

[kblessinggr]

I'm a namecheap convert, used to be strictly godaddy.

 

[CariNet]

Definitely another vote for Namecheap.

And I would vote against godaddy.
They try and slap so many bogus and stupid charges on you every single time you check out.

 

[Neosii]

Love namcheap but do have some issues with their URL forwarding not always working correctly.

Godaddy support sucks.

Enom seems fine.

Have most of my stuff with namecheap now.

 

[jinmin]

I use Godaddy and Namecheap, I love the discount

 

[iPwnNoobs]

internet.bs : located ubiquitously out in the bahamas mon + cheap + free anon whois + quick support = we be jammin'