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Baboon

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#281274 9-Feb-2021 02:48
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Metaname wants to charge me $60.00 a year :-(

Discount Domains will charge me $39.95, which is reasonable. Should I go with them? Or are there better options?

I don't really want to be without 2FA or reasonably competent support. So, price isn't the only factor.

Going overseas is acceptable, though my first preference is a local registrar.

TIA :-)




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  #2649946 9-Feb-2021 02:58
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I'm with Crazy Domains @ $36.80/yr for my .kiwi domain, no complaints so far

Stay well away from Domains4Less, non-existent support and pricing isn't great either

 
 
 

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  #2649951 9-Feb-2021 07:24
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I use iwantmyname for all my domains. They're $39.90

 

 


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  #2649971 9-Feb-2021 08:54
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sbiddle:

I use iwantmyname for all my domains. They're $39.90


 



I've not heard of them before. But their pricing is reasonable, and I like that they're local. What's their support like when you have to interact with it?




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  #2650388 9-Feb-2021 14:22
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iwantmyname is good


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  #2650961 10-Feb-2021 12:29
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.kiwi.nz is also a good option as that's classed as a normal NZ domain, if you don't need the .kiwi


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  #2652971 10-Feb-2021 13:10
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kiwi.nz seems a bit superfluous to me. It's not awful, and it is cheaper. But shorter and simpler is nearly always better, when it comes to domains, IMO.




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