Comments on: Keep your domain names at a registrar http://www.dailyblogtips.com/keep-your-domain-names-at-a-registrar/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 19:12:29 +0000 hourly 1 By: Jerrick http://www.dailyblogtips.com/keep-your-domain-names-at-a-registrar/#comment-1290563 Jerrick Sat, 19 Mar 2011 02:03:11 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/keep-your-domain-names-at-a-registrar/#comment-1290563 just go for the free domain , i do not think it troublesome unless their web hosting are not suite to you. If it able to satisfied with you then why not you go for free domain. You can upgrade only if you want dedicated server or VPS. If you would like to change the web hosting provider then just transfer it when your hosting expired. just go for the free domain , i do not think it troublesome unless their web hosting are not suite to you. If it able to satisfied with you then why not you go for free domain. You can upgrade only if you want dedicated server or VPS. If you would like to change the web hosting provider then just transfer it when your hosting expired.

]]> By: Anu http://www.dailyblogtips.com/keep-your-domain-names-at-a-registrar/#comment-983483 Anu Sat, 26 Sep 2009 17:47:46 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/keep-your-domain-names-at-a-registrar/#comment-983483 Hi All! First of all thank you all for sharing such a valuable knowledge and information. I need one clarification, I am new to domains and hosting. I have a purchased domain name and hosting with mochahost (after reading user reviews on the net). Now, I feel that the domain name I have chosen is not so good so want to purchase another domain and redirect this to the existing domain. I had very difficult time getting information as whether I can do this or not. Online support says that domain redirect is possible and when I send mail to their support, they say that it is not possible and asking me to upgrade me to a new plan which again costs me a lot (of course, they did not even advised me how much it would cost etc., but simply asked me to fill up a form). However, in the plan that I have purchased, they mentioned Unlimited parked domains possible, but not sure why they are saying now that whatever I have asked is not possible now. This means that I need to spend again money for upgrading and then purchasing a new domain (not sure if I can use a free domain that comes with one of the upgrade plan). The above is the background of my problem. Need advise on the following: 1. As read here, I felt that it is better to go for separate domain registrar and hosting company. So, shall I purchase a new domain with godaddy and then redirect to my existing domain and hosting at mochahost? OR 2. Upgrade to a plan on mochahost and use any free domain that comes with this plan to redirect to existing one. or upgrade to a plan on mochahost and purchase another domain with mochahost & use this for redirection. OR 3. Do I need to go for domain alias or domain redirect? What is the difference between these two? and impact on Search engine in both cases? If you advise for domain alias, do I need to purchase another domain name for using it for aliasing? I am confused, please advise. Thanks, Regards, Anu Hi All!
First of all thank you all for sharing such a valuable knowledge and information.

I need one clarification, I am new to domains and hosting. I have a purchased domain name and hosting with mochahost (after reading user reviews on the net). Now, I feel that the domain name I have chosen is not so good so want to purchase another domain and redirect this to the existing domain. I had very difficult time getting information as whether I can do this or not. Online support says that domain redirect is possible and when I send mail to their support, they say that it is not possible and asking me to upgrade me to a new plan which again costs me a lot (of course, they did not even advised me how much it would cost etc., but simply asked me to fill up a form). However, in the plan that I have purchased, they mentioned Unlimited parked domains possible, but not sure why they are saying now that whatever I have asked is not possible now. This means that I need to spend again money for upgrading and then purchasing a new domain (not sure if I can use a free domain that comes with one of the upgrade plan).

The above is the background of my problem. Need advise on the following:
1. As read here, I felt that it is better to go for separate domain registrar and hosting company. So, shall I purchase a new domain with godaddy and then redirect to my existing domain and hosting at mochahost?
OR
2. Upgrade to a plan on mochahost and use any free domain that comes with this plan to redirect to existing one. or upgrade to a plan on mochahost and purchase another domain with mochahost & use this for redirection.

OR
3. Do I need to go for domain alias or domain redirect? What is the difference between these two? and impact on Search engine in both cases? If you advise for domain alias, do I need to purchase another domain name for using it for aliasing?

I am confused, please advise.

Thanks,
Regards,
Anu

]]> By: Daniel Scocco http://www.dailyblogtips.com/keep-your-domain-names-at-a-registrar/#comment-491066 Daniel Scocco Mon, 09 Jun 2008 11:26:30 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/keep-your-domain-names-at-a-registrar/#comment-491066 @Satish, Google is a registrar but they do not offer public registrations, so you can't register your name with them. Doreo is not a registrar, they just work with a partner. For your second question, it is possible, but I don't see why one would want to do it. @Satish, Google is a registrar but they do not offer public registrations, so you can’t register your name with them. Doreo is not a registrar, they just work with a partner.

For your second question, it is possible, but I don’t see why one would want to do it.

]]> By: SATISH ACHAR http://www.dailyblogtips.com/keep-your-domain-names-at-a-registrar/#comment-490237 SATISH ACHAR Sun, 08 Jun 2008 23:44:42 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/keep-your-domain-names-at-a-registrar/#comment-490237 And one more question..... Can I get two hosting accounts for two different domains from two different hosting companies(so that I get 2 free domain names) and then use then redirect each domain name to the other, by changing the server names? Is this possible and oki or is it nonsense to do like that? and Y do you think so? Ex:- 1.Company1 :- host1, Domain1. 2.Company2 :- host2,Domain2. Now redirecting Domain1 to the servername of Company2 and Domain2 to the servername of Company1. Please clear my doubt. And one more question…..

Can I get two hosting accounts for two different domains from two different hosting companies(so that I get 2 free domain names) and then use then redirect each domain name to the other, by changing the server names? Is this possible and oki or is it nonsense to do like that? and Y do you think so?

Ex:-
1.Company1 :- host1, Domain1.
2.Company2 :- host2,Domain2.

Now redirecting Domain1 to the servername of Company2 and Domain2 to the servername of Company1.

Please clear my doubt.

]]> By: SATISH ACHAR http://www.dailyblogtips.com/keep-your-domain-names-at-a-registrar/#comment-490221 SATISH ACHAR Sun, 08 Jun 2008 23:38:08 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/keep-your-domain-names-at-a-registrar/#comment-490221 Daniel, I wonder! Why no one is talking about the Big G here. We can ever register domain with Google right? Hope its reliable.And the advantage(or disadvantage) is it doesn't host our files(i.e., it doesn't provoid server space to host our website/blog).Google is probably domain registerar. What about Doreo ?????????? Daniel, I wonder! Why no one is talking about the Big G here.

We can ever register domain with Google right?
Hope its reliable.And the advantage(or disadvantage) is it doesn’t host our files(i.e., it doesn’t provoid server space to host our website/blog).Google is probably domain registerar.

What about Doreo ??????????

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