If you have read some of my prior posts you know I’m a big fan of registering your domains at Namecheap.

Godaddy may have a lot TV presence (with Danica Patrick and Amanda Beard as their pitch women) but they also have a lot of garbage you have to wade through to finally checkout on their site, and Network Solutions, well don’t get me started.

The place for my domains is Namecheap, and each month they offer a special coupon code for new domain registrations. And the May coupon code is MAYFLOWERS, which gets you nearly a buck off …

I’m not into the whole domain name scene/industry, but I’ve often used Network Solutions (NSI) when researching domain availability. Even though I don’t ultimately purchase domains from them, I like their interface and I trust that no one is hiding behind the entry box ready to steal my ideas. Or so I thought.

Yesterday, after I found a couple good domains via NSI I immediately went to my main registrar Namecheap – I don’t use NSI as they charge way too much – and added some funds in my account (I was running low), entered the domain names …

If you are like me and you own a fair amount of internet domains names, then you are probably aware of Namecheap, which offers discount domain name registration. And you are probably also aware of Godaddy, the market leader in the field.

Godaddy certainly has the name recognition, the hot models in their commercials and even Danica Patrick, and price-wise the two are about the same (around $10 for a new domain), but for efficiency and support, Namecheap.com is my choice for registering and renewing domains.

Godaddy does give you a lot of options; so many if fact that it …