I just registered a couple of domain names at iPower & one at GoDaddy. iPower is cheaper at $6.50 each & offers free registry privacy where GoDaddy is $9.95 & charges a small fee for registration ...

Buying a domain name can look simple at first. You search for a name, find an available extension, check the price, and ...

These three services register names in all the usual domain spaces, from standard .coms, .nets. and .orgs to the content-descriptive domains .info, .biz and .name, and modified country codes such as ...

Setting up a website is a critical step in establishing your business. Not only does it help people contact you and learn more about the business, but your website is also a reflection of your brand.

Network Solutions has been around longer than I’ve been alive. Set up in 1979 as a technology consulting company, it later became the first operator of the DNS registry in 1991 under a sub-contract ...

Domain registration looks cheap right up until you’re five projects deep and every name renews in a different month at a rate you never agreed to. Registrars raise those prices whenever they want, and ...

Buying a domain name looks simple. You search for a name, find an available extension, see a price that seems reasonable, and register it. The part many people overlook is what happens after that ...