My hands down favorite is Fabulous.com right now. Caveat is they cater to large portfolios and certain extensions (com/net/org/info). They don't screw you over on anything though. Even if your names expire and someone buys it through drop process, you get a cut of the sale. They don't keep any domains for themselves. Prices (for portfolio holders, retail side is as expensive as Netsol/register.com) are barely above cost.
Since Fabulous isn't available for most of you (unless you want to pay retail). I would recommend NameCheap.
Fabulous requires that your portfolio either makes $750 a month (with their parking services) or have at least 750 domains with them.
I have a personal goal of one day consolidating my domains with at Fabulous :) I'm getting there. In the short term I have my own private label registrar through Directi that isn't to shabby.
I think I'm paying around $8.50 USD per domain, with privacy included.
Bulk management is a bit of a pain - but that's what DomainManager is for :)
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For those of you looking for a good registrar.
My hands down favorite is Fabulous.com right now. Caveat is they cater to large portfolios and certain extensions (com/net/org/info). They don't screw you over on anything though. Even if your names expire and someone buys it through drop process, you get a cut of the sale. They don't keep any domains for themselves. Prices (for portfolio holders, retail side is as expensive as Netsol/register.com) are barely above cost.
Since Fabulous isn't available for most of you (unless you want to pay retail). I would recommend NameCheap.
Fabulous requires that your portfolio either makes $750 a month (with their parking services) or have at least 750 domains with them.
I have a personal goal of one day consolidating my domains with at Fabulous :) I'm getting there. In the short term I have my own private label registrar through Directi that isn't to shabby.
I think I'm paying around $8.50 USD per domain, with privacy included.
Bulk management is a bit of a pain - but that's what DomainManager is for :)
If you've got a few hundred I may be able to help you out in getting an account. Contact me from my profile.