Do other Registars have the same features as Godaddy ?

[master412160]

I have so far only used Godaddy to buy a domain. And I know how to work with what I "need" from godaddy. That would be knowing where to change nameservers, or know how to move a domain to someone else to a other godaddy account, etc ...

NOw my question is witch registar has also all the options you need for easy control of your domain to manage it, etc ...

or registars of course

 

[Mr. Duck]

Namecheap has all of those

 

[master412160]

alright thanks will look into that.

 

[Mr. Duck]

your welcome 🙂

 

[AnAccount]

Yeah, I've heard that Namecheap is pretty easy to work with. Never tried it myself, but I've heard loads of good things about them. They seem to have a pretty decent reputation from what I've gathered.

 

[Raymond]

I'v usually always had my domains with the hosting company that I'm with.

 

[agentmanningctu]

GoDaddy is much better than NameCheap.

It has better support and your changes go into effect much quicker.

 

[David]

GoDaddy is much better than NameCheap.

It has better support and your changes go into effect much quicker.

That would be the exact same statement/reasoning that I would use to say that NC is better than GD, so it doesn't prove that "GoDaddy is much better than NameCheap". It's a matter of preference, and subjectiveness.

 

[sng]

I enjoy using Namecheap control panel, Namecheap has the easiest control panel out of all the Domain Registrars I used.

 

[SpacewardAsh]

I enjoy using Namecheap control panel, Namecheap has the easiest control panel out of all the Domain Registrars I used.

I agree, when I had some domains with GoDaddy, their domain control panel was always constantly changing, and things were moving, so I kept getting lost with it, where as namecheaps system is far more simple and easier to understand.