Answer by user22477 for Can a registrar ransom a domain name which has become...
Yahoo is very reliable. They lock your domains until you're ready to transfer them. Your domains will not disappear into another planet. If the name is available, you'll get it without paying extra....
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While the exact scenario you're describing is incredibly unlikely, lots of people have been screwed over by bad registrars. So when registering a domain, definitely look beyond just the lowest...
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Honestly you're being paranoid. But at least make sure your domain name is with an actual ICANN-accredited registrar rather than a reseller for one such as a hosting provider. (e.g. Bluehost,...
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If you think your registrar is this flakey, transfer your domain registration to someone you trust. This is not "Standard Operating Procedure" and would rapidly destroy any registrar foolish enough to...
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The only exception to the answer by paulmorriss is that some hosting companies actually register themselves as owner of the domain and let you use it. Did you register your domain name yourself? with a...
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Answering your questions in a logical order: Google probably paid $10/year for their domain name. Yes, it's probably a similar price. You own your domain name. If your registrar said "it's going to...
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I am slightly paranoid about my domain name I have. I think the site I am building could have potential and take off in the future. I am worried though if the people I registered the domain name with...
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