W asked:


I have my domains in Australia with 1cheapdomains.com and they are getting pretty expensive so i want to transfer my domains to another website that is cheaper and also buy some new ones there.
Please do not say godaddy. they are expensive.
Anyone know of a cheap website that is reliable? I dont want to switch my domains to a website to find a year later they are out of business.
Help?

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Black Mamba asked:


Can anybody list some asp.net hostings that is cheap and have a good quality in website hosting?

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Bella asked:


While searching for a cheap domain registrar, I noticed that they all come with at least one email address (yourname@yourdomain.com) and web hosting (which I’ve already found). Are there any domain registrars that are cheap and are ONLY for domain hosting (no email and web hosting attached)? Or are there any domain registrars that offer those services as optional extras?

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Jack asked:


I registered a domain name a few months ago with a little known company. The problem is the company’s service is a piece of crap – half the time their name servers are down. So I want to transfer that domain name to godaddy. So how do I go about it? Do I need to notify the old registrar and get their permission or can I just pay godaddy for the transfer and have it take place?

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TumbleTim asked:


I was thinking about buying a domain name for investment. I’ve read about the risks, etc– and I know they’re sometimes hard to re-sell. But I found a couple of “good ones” and I think I’d like to pay a little money to buy them and hold on to them for a year (or three or five).

But my question is this– let’s say I buy a domain name through GoDaddy and hold on to it for three years. And finally someone wants to buy the domain at a price I am comfortable with….. what do I have to do? In other words, how do I transfer the domain from ME to THEM?

Also, if you have bought and re-sold domain names before, I’d be interested to hear about your experiences.

Thanks for reading… any and all answers are appreciated.

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Thallasa35 asked:


Hi, I was thinking of developing a .tv domain . But many people keep saying that its always better to get a .com. The .com is taken , but the .tv extension fits this name perfectly. Do you think its worth developing it and will people remeber its .tv not .com? Also, what hosting do you recommend for .tv ? Thanks !!

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Nitroman asked:


I want to make a website that I will upload photos.When I make it and buy a domain then what do I do?And I read somewhere that you upload (or sth like that) your website to the company from where you bought the domain.If that’s truth,then how will I uploadphotos when I have new ones?Sorry for the bad English.Please help me because I am confused.

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Thread7 asked:


I have a dedicated server and when I do “nslookup mydomain” it doesn’t spit back my domain name. I could easily have the hosting company set this up. However, I’m not sure if it is beneficial at all.
Pros -> Maybe search engines find you more legitimate.
Cons -> Maybe it helps hackers find you.
Reverse DNS was what I meant. I already have DNS for the server and domain. SSL is probably enough incentive to set it up.

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REPUBLICAN AND PROUD – STILL asked:


For a relatively cheap price?

Thanks in advance to all who answer my question!

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bunny u asked:


I do not know how to use HTML, so I need one with a good sitebuilder program. I only want to pay a yearly fee, not monthly. I am also not planning to pay a fortune because it’s not going to be a business site, but just for me. I guess my price range is $50 or less for a year, is there such a thing? Because I see other sites go for about $10/ month.

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thnbgr1 asked:


All I need is 10 domain names, and not more than 10GB of web space.

Thanks!

I do value price, but reliability is my main concern.

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Sam asked:


my domain name was registered with yahoo
now i transferred it to godaddy and canceled the registration with yahoo !!

Godaddy says :
Accept/Decline
The transfer is waiting for the customer to accept it at the losing registrar company (yahoo).

the problem that i already cancel my domain registration at yahoo .

1) now i can’t enter my domain Control panel to accept or decline anything

2) there is no email sent to my email address to accept domain transfer or something like that .

3) and when i try to contact the yahoo support team they say :
Sorry!
We offer phone and email support only to Small Business customers, and our records don’t show any Small Business products associated with your Yahoo! ID.

( thats because i already canceled the domain registration )

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this is really bad , i couldn’t find the solution of my problem at yahoo FAQ , and they didn’t accept to contact me because i am not their customer anymore !!!

this is a f***in nightmare .

Working with YAHOO is like walking in the dark
wtf . i am so pissed off yahoo supporting team ,

what can i do now , wish i never registered anything with yahoo

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Nick J asked:


I’ve started my own web design/programming and consulting company. I need a name bad. I’d prefer something short, that would also make a good domain name. something “… Productions” is what I was thinking but I’m open to all suggestions. I do HTML, JavaScript, CSS, PHP, ASP (classic), network design, and network security consultation.

I’ll even send $5 to the person who sends in the idea that I end up using, so make them good! Thanks to all who respond.
I like the NickWhatever.com idea, but nickjones.com nickjones.net and even nickjones.org are all taken already.

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suharaja asked:


I am having computer basic knowledge and i am having own system in my home, and i want to know how to create website(1 to 5 page) in my name and where to register the domain. if i create and register whether i can open that website anywhere. can anybody help in this matter which help me to create without investment.

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