Re: [OT] Theiving B*****ds
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2004
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numero = 59416
interpreted = N
texte = Over the years Network Solutions was always there for me in the middle of the night when I had problems. I've found their tech support to be impeccable compared to Dot Earth, Register.com and Tucows. I require all my customers to register through NetSol and I give them the reasons why they have better support and service than anyone else. I mean, it's my opinion, and it's based from my 10 years experience with InterNIC -> Net Sol -> Verisign -> Net Sol. I know I could use someone else and save a ton of money myself, and save my customers money too, but last summer when my DNS domain went into LOCK I doubt any other company could have helped me fix the problem as quickly as my VIP support team at Net Sol. It's times like those make me glad I stay with them. I've also learned that my core business is Web Programming and hosting. Every time we attempt to expand the company into different areas of business, no matter how similar, the productivity and success of the core business goes down. Through my own dealings I discovered what many business and market analysts will tell you about businesses: Stay focused on your core business and become the best, don't diversify. But web programming is not really a love of mine and maybe some day when I have a Sys Admin with free time I'll look into becoming a Registrar again, as well as other areas of interest. Matt Perosi John Peacock wrote: > Matthew A Perosi wrote: > >> Network Solution for all 84+ of my domains. > > > You've got way too many accounts to be wasting your time and money > with Network Solutions! Become your own registrar through OpenSRS: > > http://resellers.tucows.com/ > > and you will get a number of benefits: > > 1) All of your domains are under a single account (with a single > payment source); > > 2) You don't pay NetSlime's outrageous pricing (I'm paying $10/yr for > .com/.net); > > 3) You can set your domains to autorenew, so as long as you have money > in your account, there is never a problem with domains dropping out of > your control (and you get plenty of warning e-mails if your account > every runs low); > > 3) You can issue your own SSL certs ($99 for a regular cert in about > 10 minutes); > > 4) You can sell domains and secure certificates to your clients for a > reasonable markup and still undercut the competition. > > You can either download the client software and run it on your system > or use their web interface to manage the domains. > > John > ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Over the years Network Solutions was always there for me in the middle of the night when I had problems. I've found their tech support to be impeccable compared to Dot Earth, Register.com and Tucows. I require all my customers to register through NetSol and I give them the reasons why they have better support and service than anyone else. I mean, it's my opinion, and it's based from my 10 years experience with InterNIC -> Net Sol -> Verisign -> Net Sol. I know I could use someone else and save a ton of money myself, and save my customers money too, but last summer when my DNS domain went into LOCK I doubt any other company could have helped me fix the problem as quickly as my VIP support team at Net Sol. It's times like those make me glad I stay with them. I've also learned that my core business is Web Programming and hosting. Every time we attempt to expand the company into different areas of business, no matter how similar, the productivity and success of the core business goes down. Through my own dealings I discovered what many business and market analysts will tell you about businesses: Stay focused on your core business and become the best, don't diversify. But web programming is not really a love of mine and maybe some day when I have a Sys Admin with free time I'll look into becoming a Registrar again, as well as other areas of interest. Matt Perosi John Peacock wrote: > Matthew A Perosi wrote: > >> Network Solution for all 84+ of my domains. > > > You've got way too many accounts to be wasting your time and money > with Network Solutions! Become your own registrar through OpenSRS: > > http://resellers.tucows.com/ > > and you will get a number of benefits: > > 1) All of your domains are under a single account (with a single > payment source); > > 2) You don't pay NetSlime's outrageous pricing (I'm paying $10/yr for > .com/.net); > > 3) You can set your domains to autorenew, so as long as you have money > in your account, there is never a problem with domains dropping out of > your control (and you get plenty of warning e-mails if your account > every runs low); > > 3) You can issue your own SSL certs ($99 for a regular cert in about > 10 minutes); > > 4) You can sell domains and secure certificates to your clients for a > reasonable markup and still undercut the competition. > > You can either download the client software and run it on your system > or use their web interface to manage the domains. > > John > ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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