I would strongly recommend against using godaddy for your email. They
are worse than AOL ever was in regards to blocking email for no valid
reason.
Also, just because you might use someone else for hosting, it doesn't
mean you need to transfer the domain, you just update the name server
information. If you try to transfer your domain before I think it is 60
days, you will lose the 1 year registration you would normally get for
transferring a domain name.
Many registrars these days will even prevent a transfer within this time
period.
And in regards to the free services included with your domain name
registration with godaddy, be aware that they put ads on your site if
you use those 'free' services. As long as you are aware of that, no
problem, but make sure you read the terms of service very carefully first.
Hubert Holler wrote:
> [domain registration]
>
>>
>> You could do that at any decent registrar, though. Just tell them to
>> park the domain with them when you order it.
>>
>> I've been using GoDaddy for the last 5+ years now (closer to 6 years,
>> actually), with a total of over 100 domains by now, and I've never had
>> a problem so far.
>>
>
> Thanks a lot for the information.
> When I want to register a com domain there I will get an offer fo
8,95/yr.
> Is in this price also an webspace included. Which features does the
> webspace includes (ftp,e-mails, php/mysql and so on) or are existings
> webspaces there.
>
> I have found on this side a price of $96 value (free extras). What does
> this price include and ist this a price of one year?
>
> I could find a setting where I can transfer the registered domain to an
> other provider: "Changing the Registrant of a Domain Name". So it seems
> no problem when I transfer the domain to an other provider.
>
> Regards
>
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