Domain registrants can trust their domains with these Registrar of the Year finalists.

DirectNIC
Some advice from our judging panel- no matter where you register your domain names, when the 60 days are up, transfer to DirectNIC. DirectNIC has the best management tools. By logging into the domain manager users can control and see all the domain names that have been registered by the user, when the names were registered, and when they expire. DirectNIC sends reminders before it is time to renew, so registrants are never caught unawares with an expired domain. DirectNIC customers may choose what information is displayed in the WHOIS registry for each domain and how they would like to be contacted for renewal. DirectNIC is the best babysitter in town for those precious domains.

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Register.com
Because not every registrar is authorized to register .co.uk, .tv, and .jp users may turn to Register.com when a country code top level domain is needed. Register charges $35 for registrations, which is a good deal for most ccTLDs, as the country codes tend to be a bit more pricey than the gTLDs (.com, .net, etc.) Register.com has a slick registration process, and registrations include a free start up site, and 24/7 technical support.

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