Mazdabation

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Just wanted to know, all who have their own website who did you go through to get your domain name? I want to get an idea of who to use to set up my page.......

now

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godaddy.com is one of the lowest priced places to get space as well as domain reg.

ScrappyDoo

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^^That is who I use as well. They have good tech support as well but the only downside is having to call the US for that support. Make sure you request no promotional emails, I get at least one a week.

Aaron Cake

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My main site (aaroncake.net) is registered through Network Solutions. Back when I first registered it, there was no other choice.

I have a few other names through RegisterNames.com and the former RegisterFly.

Mazdabation

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why are they like $7 or whatever and others $30.......i found this site that compares hosting sites and godady came in 7th, they say hostpapa is #1 http://www.web-hosting-reviews.ca/iindex.shtml

illusion38

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Go daddy is 7 dollars for the domain only. Then you also need a server to run it(unless you plan on making your own server and have the stuff needed) other places higher costs like 30/40/50 includes domain and Xamount of months with service. Or atleast I know some places do this. Hope this helps, read before you buy

Ryan G

rx7racerca

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We've used godaddy to register our business domains, and looked after hosting separately. As other posters note, you have to compare similar packages - some offer the hosting as part of the registration package, or at least present that to you first, or make it appear you need to do it all as a bundle. They also of course want to get you to take lots of add-ons, which may or may not be useful for your needs; eg private whois info is probably a good idea if you're self-hosting and the info will be your name and home address, but may not be a big deal if it will be business info rather than personal.

G-man

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For registration of .ca domains I use Canadian Domain Name Service (www.cadns.ca). Most of my hosting is done with Hostgator (www.hostgator.com).

Whatever you do....do NOT use Webserve Canada.