[Shanus]

I have an idea for a website that is basically a directory for a certain market. I have found the domain i want, and have no idea how i would go about obtaining the rights to the name. I am in Australia.

Any help would be appreciated. Also, anyone who may have experience in this area, let me know.

Thanks all

www.godaddy.com - just purchase one

[3ntrepreneur]

I personally likewww.namecheap.com and I tried godaddy. Namecheap is much more customer friendly.

[New billionaire]

Originally Posted by 3ntrepreneur

I personally likewww.namecheap.com and I tried godaddy. Namecheap is much more customer friendly.

Really,... namecheap is more customer oriented. I always used godaddy. Namecheap is cheaper. Thanks for your information, Mr. 3ntrepreneur.

[F360]

I use godaddy.com for most of my websites, although I haven't looked at any other sites.

Do some research and look around - Im paying $50 year for my personal domain

[Andreas Bard]

Before I used Godaddy.com and they are great. Now I am a reseller to Directi, and they are great too.

//Andreas

[JRayers]

My suggestion would be Namecheap. I use PayPal primarily and they are a lot easier than GoDaddy, who set up Direct Debits by default for auto renewing of domains.

[F360]

Originally Posted by JRayers

GoDaddy, who set up Direct Debits by default for auto renewing of domains.

Yeh it pissed me off when I saw that GoDaddy attempted to do that to me. Although it only takes a click on a tick box to prevent them to doing it-which you can unckeck during the registration process.

[youngmoneyblog]

i use godaddy.

do a google search for "godaddy coupon" and save about a dollar

[Shanus]

thanks heaps guys but i dont think they do .com.au. Anyone know where to go for them? once again really appreciate the help

[Slevin]

i suggest www.netfirm.com/max, two domains and hosting for 10$ (a year). I would of though they will do .com.au

[NeeJam]

i use godaddy there the best in my opinion