Lifehacker is doing another“Who is the Best Registrar” survey, and of course we’ve been out there tweeting and #fb-ing for everybody to head on over there and vote….for us 🙂 Of course. (If you’re not familiar with us, check out our main website here, or read 10 Things You Must Know Before You Register A […]
How to Leave easyDNS
[ If you’re interested in the backstory to this post, read on, if you want to skip straight to how to get the hell out here, skip down to How To Leave easyDNS ] I have been listening to Doc Searls’ The Intention Economy lately, it is an amazing book for a number of reasons […]
Workaround for switching off of Godaddy
We tread a fine line today as we pride ourselves in not chasing ambulances here. As we’ve pointed out before in our “DNS and DDOS attacks: how to stay up when your DNS provider goes down“, DDoS attacks suck and it’s the last reason we want to gain customers. But we are experiencing higher than […]
14 years of easyDNS and Four Core Values
easyDNS is 14 years old today! What a ride it’s been. We started the day on July 31st, 1998 as 3 founders, with no dependents and 0 customers. By the end of the day we had one dependent (co-founder John Schmidt’s son was born during the day), and 0 customers. And by the end of […]
Another DDoS attack against Web Forwarding
We have been hit with a second DDoS attack against our web forwarding pool. For the moment it is mitigated, however, Cogent has added a second null route to our web forwarding pool. So if you were impacted by that yesterday, you will also be impacted today (most likely). In other words, for MOST of […]
MyPrivacy.net Whois Privacy now bundled with DNS Hosting level of service.
We have decided to bundle MyPrivacy.net Whois Privacy at the DNS Hosting level of service. It is still a $4.95/year add-on at the DomainPlus level of service (and it is still also about half the cost compared to most other registrars). For those members who have already paid for a MyPrivacy.net whois privacy upgrade at […]
