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Uk Domain Registrars or US Registrar

ethelbert

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Posted September 3, 2011 at 10:15PM

Hi there, I host my sites with Bluehost.com as they IMO have the most to offer and I have been with them for several years now.

I now wish to move a domain name from 1and1.co.uk and want to know which is recommended best domain registrar in Britain please. Other than that I will possibly use Namecheap as they are accodng to many American web design friends the best.

So an you advise please which to go for in the UK? I had thought of Heart Internet, but would like reviews of others please. Many thanks,

Jill

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Posted October 5, 2011 at 2:44PM

I think you have about three things mixed up into one thought there.

Domain Name Registration; Several options available in the UK, 123-reg, godaddy, ukreg to mention a few. Just Google Domain Name Registration and choose one based on your needs.

UK Domain Name Registrars; Once you choose a company to Register your domain that will be listed with Nominet, the UK Domain Name Registrars, Managing domain names on behalf of customers.

UK Web Hosting: A company that will provide Windows or Linux based web hosting solutions for you to load your website onto their servers.

For a web host, I would recommend a company called Storm Internet.

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ethelbert

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Posted October 5, 2011 at 2:49PM

Many thanks for clearing that up. I will look up Storm Internet.

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ethelbert

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Posted October 5, 2011 at 4:16PM

Thanks, I've sorted it now, with a bit more thinking and it now validates.

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