Even seasoned domainers are not sure which domain registrars to use, when their long-term registrar no longer performs to their expectations.
Moniker’s decline as a domain registrar of choice for domain investors accelerated after a series of security glitches led to a mass hacking of domains last year.
In a discussion thread at DNForum, user Keyboard Cowboy shared his quandary over which registrar should he use for his domain portfolio:
“With Moniker having turned to shit, where have people moved to? I’ve heard good things about gandi.net, but wanted to get some input here. Basically after low’ish prices, top security and the level of support Moniker was once known for.”
The discussion attracted suggestions such as eNom, GoDaddy, Name, DomainMonster, NameSilo, Dynadot, Uniregistry, Fabulous, Domain.com and NameBright.
In the end, most suggestions seem to recommend Uniregistry, due to its management system and free Privacy WHOIS.
For the DNForum discussion on where to move your domain names to, click here.
