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That sucks. What also sucks is being asked for money to change name servers only: .gr: £46.64 (74 USD) .cz: £14.57 .dk: £24.29 .hu: £17.49 .ro: £17.
by codesink 13y ago
That sucks.
What also sucks is being asked for money to change name servers only:
.gr: £46.64 (74 USD)
.cz: £14.57
.dk: £24.29
.hu: £17.49
.ro: £17.49
- lipanski 13y agofor the .ro (Romania) domains this is not really true. the national domain registrar (rotld.ro) doesn't charge anything for updating name servers. probably the additional fees you're talking about are imposed by some third-party / reseller. what I also found interesting or at least peculiar is that the Romanian registrar charges a one-time only fee for registering a domain and it has been doing so for as long as I know. you pay 50 Euros per domain but you get to keep it for your whole life or as long as they don't decide to charge on a yearly basis. I'm curious if there's any other domain provider offering lifetime registration?
- GoodIntentions 13y agoThat must have changed? http://nic.ro/payments/ http://nic.ro/payments/ looks like 17 Euro/yr with breaks on longer terms EDIT: I went to the English site tho, not rotld.ro - perhaps residents only get the better deal?
- kevinsimper 13y ago.dk danish domains is free. Where do you get that price from?
- codesink 13y agoThose are charges of eurodns; I called them and they said that they're just passing on me what the registrar charge them.
- bortzmeyer 13y agoEuroDNS is a registrar. Are you sure you are not mixing registry and registrar ?
- honzzz 13y agoCould you please provide the source of this information? As far as I know it is not true at least for .cz domains.