[8ig8]

Thanks for taking the time to respond. At a minimum, it's good to know that you're a HN reader.

I've got 100+ business domains at GoDaddy. I've had a todo to move these somewhere for a while now and Hover is (was?) my top target. Coincidently, about a week ago I opened a Hover account and registered my first domain there.

Hover got my attention because you seemed to be the anti-GoDaddy. Now I may re-evaluate my options. Hopefully security may get a re-look from you guys by the time I get to that pesky todo on my list.

BTW: I'd love some kind of corporate level account for customers with my level of domains. I'm small potatoes for some of the other corporate domain registrars. Thanks.

[freejack]

Thanks for the note. We're lining up to knock this out quickly. Drop me a note to [e-mail] if you like and i can fire you an update when we update password security and the rest of the related tools. We can set you up with a corporate level account of course, just let me know if/when you are ready.

[8ig8]

Thanks, Ross. I'll drop you a line. I appreciate the offer.

[ohashi]

With 100 domains you may want to try contacting Fabulous.com. They live up to their name. You're a bit low on the required names but worth a shot. If you get in, you'll be saving a lot more money and the service is the best in the business.

[8ig8]

Thanks. I took a look at Fabulous.com. I recall checking them out once before based on a HN recommendation. They're out of my league. When I say I have 100+ domains, I mean like around 105 (give or take). I'm not really a 'domain professional.'

For the reference:

  > To be eligible for a Fabulous account we
  > require that you meet at least one of the
  > following:
  > Domain portfolio must generate US$750+ per month
  > Transfer 750+ domains to Fabulous

Source: https://secure.fabulous.com/signup.htm?formcode[event]=signu...

Edit: Fixed my wacky quote formatting.

[ohashi]

I know what they quote on their page. If you're really interested contact me from my profile and I will see if I can help you out.

[8ig8]

Thanks, Kevin. I'll take another look at Fabulous. I quickly wrote them off.

(Man, I wish I owned the Fabulous.com domain. My business cards would be bedazzled.)