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SexySites
04-28-2002, 10:23 PM
any one having problems with host addition form , i.e. for creation of dns's,

i sent them a message saying that their script was in an infinite loop...they sent me a message back telling me how to get to the page to add the host...

i hate it when you get shit faq answers back because the support have either no idea what your talking about or cant be bothered to read your fucking email...

:cussing: :cussing:

laters,
Chris
foxxx
04-28-2002, 11:33 PM
yeah but dude, dont forget you get what you pay for!
godaddy are like the cheapest domain registrar out there... there are cheaper, but they are really cheap...

ever tried emailing network solutions? they actually have a tech support department... unlike godaddy which is like 2 programmers at their mates house make shift computer room.
SexySites
04-28-2002, 11:43 PM
Originally posted by foxxx
yeah but dude, dont forget you get what you pay for!
godaddy are like the cheapest domain registrar out there... there are cheaper, but they are really cheap...

ever tried emailing network solutions? they actually have a tech support department... unlike godaddy which is like 2 programmers at their mates house make shift computer room.

yup ...might wanna see my previous thread about netsol....damn they suck even fucking worse...2 emails...and no reply in 1 week and counting ...they are well expensive and their service is dire...jeez...at least with godaddy they had the decency to reply; even if it was useless

:mad:

laters,
Chris
bdldlogs
04-28-2002, 11:47 PM
i use godaddy because of their price, however i take that risk knowing how their support, or lack thereof, is.
sexhere
04-29-2002, 12:02 AM
try to register your domain(s) with gandi.net
cheap and easy

:bounce: :bounce:
Bear
04-29-2002, 02:58 AM
You can also try powerpipe.com. They are the reseller of enom.com. And enom.com provide you the full DNS services. I registered all my domians at powerpipe.com and I don't even need a DNS server of myself. Becasue I use the DNS server at enom.com. They have 5 DNS servers around the world and never down.
The Chosen
04-29-2002, 03:30 AM
just use directnic and pay 15 bucks per domain.