buying a domain name

kgod86 · 07-26-2006, 03:38 AM

hey im buying a domain name, i have a great idea for a site, who should i buy one through so i can have advertisements and try to make some money?

Arm_Pit · 07-26-2006, 04:01 AM

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Originally Posted by kgod86

hey im buying a domain name, i have a great idea for a site, who should i buy one through so i can have advertisements and try to make some money?

http://godaddy.com

They have GREAT service prices, and support for domains. It is a GREAT domain place and many people reccomend it. Its cheap also. I would NOT suggest using there hosting though. Buy the domain there then get the hosting elseware.

sm100378 · 07-26-2006, 05:41 AM

Just curious why you wouldnt have godaddy host the site as well as sell you the doman? It seems cheap on both ends, no?

Thx

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Originally Posted by Arm_Pit

http://godaddy.com

They have GREAT service prices, and support for domains. It is a GREAT domain place and many people reccomend it. Its cheap also. I would NOT suggest using there hosting though. Buy the domain there then get the hosting elseware.

Arm_Pit · 07-26-2006, 09:21 PM

Godaddy has a crappy control panel will little to no hosting support with little knowlegde of how the things actually work, and will tell you off because its eaiser then helping you. for exmaple they will tell you something is not possible or can not be done even though it can just because its easier to tell you that.

It's also a slow server when I tried it out for a couple people.

sm100378 · 07-27-2006, 05:54 AM

Thanks for the inquiry. I will look into getting a domain, which I have been in the market for recently. Who would you recommend that is reasonably priced?

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Arm_Pit

Godaddy has a crappy control panel will little to no hosting support with little knowlegde of how the things actually work, and will tell you off because its eaiser then helping you. for exmaple they will tell you something is not possible or can not be done even though it can just because its easier to tell you that.

It's also a slow server when I tried it out for a couple people.

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Arm_Pit banned Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 1,299	Godaddy has a crappy control panel will little to no hosting support with little knowlegde of how the things actually work, and will tell you off because its eaiser then helping you. for exmaple they will tell you something is not possible or can not be done even though it can just because its easier to tell you that. It's also a slow server when I tried it out for a couple people.