There's no cost to move DNS, and there's no transfer of anything. You can set any nameservers you like at Porkbun, which delegates only your DNS to that provider. Some cost, many are free.

Thank you for all the resources. I realized I could just use porkbun name servers and their DNS. Porkbun is where my domain is, if I used any other service, I would have to pay and transfer to the new

Go here: https://porkbun.com/tld/com

Porkbun charges $11.48 per .net

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I don't feel very old myself. Also have a large number of domains myself. As I've started to acquire more, I usually just accept them at whatever registrar they currently sit and then renew them if ne

I use Dynadot for both Qeru and personal use. Porkbun is another good alternative, a bit cheaper but not enough for me to justify switching.

Porkbun [US]: $9.73 (have phone support but not 24/7, taken from their footer)

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I've used this promo already and I need to say interface looks better visually than Porkbun and Namechap, but UX wise its kinda all over the place, you will need to get used to it.

Suggest try porkbun.

Don't go with Porkbun, if you want Support that actually knows what DNS is, how it works, especially glue records.

The Top Level Design rep in China does not have access to any Porkbun/registrar level information. The rep in China is registry level, so Top Level Design only. Porkbun actually interfaces with Top Le

-> How much access to Porkbun's operational data does Top Level Design's representative in China have?

and has no affect whatsoever on Porkbun or any non-Chinese citizen registering domains under those TLDs. Your post made it sounds like we were in some way beholden to China as a company and that is s

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This is the sort of information I was looking for. Now that those dots have been connected, Porkbun is officially on the shitlist. Thanks @emg