Domain registrar.

[zotz]

Anyone recommend a good cheap one? It's to get a couple of names transferred to from somewhere quite expensive.

Ta.

Comments

[aca]

I use totalregistrations.com - cheap but very limited service, best for those comfortable with the workings of DNS. I host the domain's nameservers myself and only use them for registration.

[darthstoo]

I normally use UK Reg. They're cheap for .uk domains and reasonable for .com's. I've never had a problem with their service either, which is more than I can say for the previous company I used.

[wechsler]

They fall firmly in the "thieving fuckers" arena for me, having conned me out of £180 by screwing up a bunch of .info registrations, changing their rules behind everyone's backs, and denying all wrongdoing.

[dennyd]

I've found http://ukhosts.com/ very helpful and reasonably priced. I have about thirty domains with them at present.

[bootpunk]

godaddy.com is the one I've got most of mine with. Haven't shopped around much tho'.

[reddragdiva]

I use http://123-reg.com/ . Others curse their name, but I've found them cheap, on-the-ball and the tech support email appears to be answered by actual humans with clues. You can also do everything to your domains by web form.

[wechsler]

They've also worked fine for me; I have about a dozen domains with them.

[reddragdiva]

I encountered them fixing up arkady's domains. One was through uk2.net, who are utter, utter arseclowns and comprehensively prove that you don't just go for the cheapest one.

[wechsler]

One of the guys I hired used to work for UK2. He has some interesting comments to make ;)