Godaddy spammed me so much and so often that I transferred my domain to porkbun.com.
It's been so problem-free that I couldn't even remember the provider's name -- I had to WHOIS my domain to figure out who was hosting it.
It's been so problem-free that I couldn't even remember the provider's name -- I had to WHOIS my domain to figure out who was hosting it.
I like Porkbun quite a bit but sometimes Namecheap is cheaper or it’s easier to just add to that account.
I think I can proudly say I’ve never used GoDaddy as a registrar, but I’ve been with some bad ones over the last 20 years so I can’t claim full moral high ground either.
But Ted's comment implies you can register .is through Namecheap. I wonder how/if they get around the Icelandic NS host problem.
DNS service for my .is domain is handled by AWS Route 53.
I believe Namecheap offloads some of the info for .is back to ISNIC. The only reason I don’t do it under Namecheap is that I’ve had the ISNIC account for 11 years and it’s easy enough to get my annual email reminding me to renew, but I was able to get my friend’s registered through her Namecheap account without issue at the end of last year.