Preferred domain registrar AU
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I need to register a domain in Australia. Does anybody have a trusted domain registrar I can go to?
The person in our Australian office gave me a list of registrars she found where she can purchase the domain, but I wanted to see if anyone here had recommendations.
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To be honest I wouldn't use Crazy Domains, they are a real night mare if you want to transfer domains, I have also seen many companies let Crazy Domains inventory expire as the auto renew set up is not great.
As stated above I would go with a Company like Ventra IP or Netfleet (these guys really know domains)
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Thanks Charles. This one looks good, and it certainly helps to have a personal recommendation.
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Thanks Brad I'll check them out.
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The staff member in Australia did not see the .com.au domain option in Godaddy.
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I've always used Crazy Domains - cheap, easy to use, good customer support (24/7) etc.
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I highly recommend: http://www.ventraipeconomy.com.au/ They have great pricing for both domain registration and hosting.
If you have an ABN you can get even cheap pricing with them.
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have you tried Godaddy.com ?
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