I use godaddy for dosbox.com
i can change the dns servers without problems and add entries to the one they provide.

for question 1) I think so.

Qbix wrote:

for question 1) I think so.

Thanks! 😀

Qbix wrote:

I use godaddy for dosbox.com

i can change the dns servers without problems and add entries to the one they provide.

It means it's easy to change hosting, doesn't it? Sounds great. But aren't there horror stories about godaddy? 😖

i think there are always unsatisfied users. For any big company.

Qbix: I know godaddy, it is a great hosting company. And well the only lie I have heard of them was from the admin on KLT++, and he said godaddy could delete the site, if the site used bad language. And didn´t censor the words. But I took him in the lie, when I check their rules. But anyway godaddy is a good host. So fuck the admin on KLT++ forums.

I don't know a thing about their hosting. I only use them for the domain name. The hosting is provided by Colin

Qbix: Anyway, I think godaddy is great. And I just told a story which is true. Since they have no rules about cursing or not cursing. Cursing is just not nice. And I swear and curse every now and then.

Godaddy does have a history of doing things that they do not have authority to do: locking and revoking domain names when they receive complaints about the content of the site. I personally register domains using nearlyfreespeech.net.

Snover wrote:

Godaddy does have a history of doing things that they do not have authority to do: locking and revoking domain names when they receive complaints about the content of the site. I personally register domains using nearlyfreespeech.net.

So you are saying godaddy has in the past removed and revoking domain names for cursing and swearing or was it something more like porn or something ? Since if it has something to do with cursing and swearing, then I think it is crazy.

Actually, it was seclists.org, which publishes the Full Disclosure mailing list. MySpace was upset because someone posted a list of account information to Full Disclosure, so they called GoDaddy, and they suspended the domain. Read more...

You could always go with a registrar that handles one of the more controversial sites on the net:

http://whois.domaintools.com/thepiratebay.org