http://www.domaincheap.co.za co.za Domain registrations using Uniforums new EPP system for only R50.
Thanks for the email. But unfortunately I registered my domain somewhere else already.
Dear Client,
We noticed that our billing system was converting our pricing incorrectly. It was treating our South Africa rand amounts as dollars and then converting it. So clients would have had grosely inflated amounts. We apologize for any inconvience this might have created. Some of our select clients will be given free domain to apologize for this error. The error has being completelty rectified and clients can once again purchase domains at some of the cheapest prices in the world.
Kind regards,
DomainCheap Support
Go on Ebay and get yourself a re-seller or unlimited domain account with a long standing seller that offer private name servers and at least one dedicated ip address and before you buy make sure that they will be able to setup RDNS and SOA for your domain <<-- important stuff this as Uniforum is full of crap if this is not correct.
When you register mydomain.co.za you will be able to use ns1.mydomain.co.za and ns2.mydomain.co.za and this mean that every domain that you host on this account will be able to use the same name servers - ns1.mydomain.co.za and ns2.mydomain.co.za
I have a server in Cananda maintained by a Russian Administrator running for the past five years using the DirectAdmin control panel. I made this solution work for me after I have to many problem with certain local guys and the cost of maintaining fifty personal .co.za domain names.
It is also quite easy to register your own domain at Uniforum once the name server are up and running. I used to fork out R350 per year per domain before I found out it could cost me only R100 per year and a few years back Uniforum reduced the cost to only R50 per year per domain.
Last edited by Lourens; 10-07-2012 at 01:59 AM.
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R50 per annum and only do domain registrations. I have got 3 domains there but the hosting is at hostgator in the U.S.
Seems like everyone is complaining about the bad service from MyDomain.com since they moved to their new platform. It also seems that if you do not pay them $1 per year you're luck is out to receive a decent service on your dns updates - move from 8-12 hours update to 72 hours updating records and believe me you will wait your five days.
So today I took some time to see what is out there and found the EntryDNS Team at https://entrydns.net/ and the service is free with a minimum of 60 seconds TTL.
I've setup 38 domains using their quick and easy navigation - will definitely donate to keep them around.
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