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BobbyDouglas -> RE: what hosting provider it is better to choose for ecommerce web site (2/25/2008 16:24:03)
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Just because NameCheap offers domain registrations, does not mean they would be good at hosting. GoDaddy is great for domains, but their hosting servers and support absolutely SUCK! They are one of the hosts that fall into the category of cheap prices for lots of space/bandwidth. I have heard good things about serverfly.com, not sure how they are now, but when I tested out their support about 8 months ago, they seemed pretty responsive. DirectI and Enom are at the top in terms of resellers for domain names. Enom has been solid for a lot longer than Directi, but that doesn't mean Enom is better. The main reason why I am with Enom is the API integration that is available in some of our other software. Clients can login to their account and manage their domain names. Directi also has an API, but they were a little behind the full API, not sure if they have everything now, but they didn't before when we made our decision. Directi has better pricing, and free private whois with every domain, very good sellers imo. Enom charges quite a bit for private whois (around $6-$7 per domain, per year). Our clients pay a little more than 2 cents per day for their domain registration through us, compared to going with the cheapest company available. We have clients that pay NetworkdSolutions $35/year, and are still perfectly happy. Most people won't care about an extra couple cents per day, if it helps them feel more confident that everything will be working.
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