With little research, I got a couple of registrations through the Postmark
Store (www.postmark.net).  Perhaps there was a better way, but it was cheap,
quick, and painless.  They have pretty simple tools on site that allow you
to set up the DNS for when you find/change hosting sites.

They do try to foist dozens of options on you, most of which you may not
need.  But it's not so hard to just chek no.  I just took the cheap-charlie
approach and have no coplaints.  On one site I already had a hosting
provider so I set it up when I bought the domain.  On the other, I bought
the domain and later found a provider.  In both cases it was pretty simple.

There may be better ways, as I said, I did little research, but these guys
did what they claimed, and I didn't feel like ten bucks a year was gonna
break me so I'm happy.

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Colin Constant"
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Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 12:10 PM
Subject: [OT]: URL registration


> Does anyone have any recommendations (or any thoughts at all, really) for
> Domain Name registration.
>
> TIA
> Colin
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