[BNM] LCN Domain Registrar?

[Premasagar Rose]

Has anyone had any experience with LCN <http://www.lcn.com> for
registering or managing .uk domain names? They seem like they have their
heads screwed on, and I've always had an icky feeling with 1&1, so I'm
thinking of switching.

They are marginally more expensive for .uk names, but I think my icky
feeling is worth it. Would be glad to hear your thoughts.

Prem

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[matt stone]

2008/11/11 Premasagar Rose <p...@premasagar.com>:

> Has anyone had any experience with LCN <http://www.lcn.com> for
> registering or managing .uk domain names? They seem like they have their
> heads screwed on, and I've always had an icky feeling with 1&1, so I'm
> thinking of switching.
>
> They are marginally more expensive for .uk names, but I think my icky
> feeling is worth it. Would be glad to hear your thoughts.
>

I used them a LONG time ago (around 7-8 years i think) and found them
ok although limited in options for dns management. They've probably
changed considerably since then though.

Cheers
Matt

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[Alex]

-1 for 1&1

For the last 3 years I've received letters from angry bailiffs wanting
to collect the £10 for the auto-renew of a domain I bought for a friend
years ago which I no longer have the email address associated with the
1&1 account. Each year I've spent about half a day trying to cancel this
domain and any accounts I've got with 1&1 and each year I've given up
because out of frustration. Awful awful company.

Premasagar Rose wrote:
> Has anyone had any experience with LCN <http://www.lcn.com> for
> registering or managing .uk domain names? They seem like they have their
> heads screwed on, and I've always had an icky feeling with 1&1, so I'm
> thinking of switching.
>
> They are marginally more expensive for .uk names, but I think my icky
> feeling is worth it. Would be glad to hear your thoughts.
>
> Prem
>
>

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[Premasagar Rose]

From: matt stone

> I used them a LONG time ago (around 7-8 years i think) and found them
> ok although limited in options for dns management. They've probably
> changed considerably since then though.
>
> Cheers
> Matt

Yes, I think it must have changed a lot. One of the aspects that most
interested me was it looks like there is fairly decent DNS management:
Nameservers, A Record, C Name and MX Records.

From: Alex
> -1 for 1&1
>
> For the last 3 years I've received letters from angry bailiffs wanting
> to collect the £10 for the auto-renew of a domain I bought for a friend
> years ago which I no longer have the email address associated with the
> 1&1 account. Each year I've spent about half a day trying to cancel this
> domain and any accounts I've got with 1&1 and each year I've given up
> because out of frustration. Awful awful company.
>

Ah, yes. I can imagine 1&1 doing that.

> Premasagar Rose wrote:
>
>> Has anyone had any experience with LCN <http://www.lcn.com> for
>> registering or managing .uk domain names? They seem like they have their
>> heads screwed on, and I've always had an icky feeling with 1&1, so I'm
>> thinking of switching.
>>
>> They are marginally more expensive for .uk names, but I think my icky
>> feeling is worth it. Would be glad to hear your thoughts.
>>
>> Prem

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