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[boang3000]

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naay dghan sa godaddy.com dghan og mga kapilianan. same sa geh post ni @jackdi. nindot ang godaddy.

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[anbinal]

Nowadays there are lot of cheapest domain name and hosting providers available.
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[kano]

1and1 has .info for 99 cents a year

[slkmclaren]

1and1 has .info for 99 cents a year

this guys doesn´t support an A Record longer than 32 characters. If you have a blogger blog and you wanted to use a personal domain 1and1 is not for you. Google requires an A Record longer than 32 characters for you to host your blog using a personal domain.

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[kano]

this guys doesn´t support an A Record longer than 32 characters. If you have a blogger blog and you wanted to use a personal domain 1and1 is not for you. Google requires an A Record longer than 32 characters for you to host your blog using a personal domain.

Welcome to CUBiTHost.com family, our newest member BloggerHeroe.com.

Does it actually matter that 1and1 limits cname to 32 characters? I was in no way recommending 1and1 for hosting, just for domain registration.

Please explain why you think one needs a longer A record for Google?

1and1 has terrible customer service and awful hosting, but their dot infos are the cheapest domains on the market. Make sure you host elsewhere as it's important to have good quality hosting. Your domain provider just needs to be reliable, and 1and1 is a big enough company that they should be able to get this right.

[kano]

this guys doesn´t support an A Record longer than 32 characters. If you have a blogger blog and you wanted to use a personal domain 1and1 is not for you. Google requires an A Record longer than 32 characters for you to host your blog using a personal domain.

I guess MacDos says we shouldn't eat Jollibee's fries, too. I'd use my own judgement, personally.

[brandnewbien]

1and1 kay free private registration. nay promo ron 7.99 raman guro

[slkmclaren]

Does it actually matter that 1and1 limits cname to 32 characters? I was in no way recommending 1and1 for hosting, just for domain registration.

Please explain why you think one needs a longer A record for Google?

1and1 has terrible customer service and awful hosting, but their dot infos are the cheapest domains on the market. Make sure you host elsewhere as it's important to have good quality hosting. Your domain provider just needs to be reliable, and 1and1 is a big enough company that they should be able to get this right.

Sorry, I was actually talking about CNAME´s for Blogger blogs.

I´m actually talking about the DOMAIN REGISTRATION. 1and1 DNS system can´t handle CNAME´s longer than 32 characters which Blogger blog requires. If you have a Blogger blog and you want to host it using your personal domain, Blogger requires you to setup 2 CNAMES´s in current domain registrar.

Two solutions are possible:

1. You continue with 1and1 as your domain registrar and setup your DNS externally (ClouDNS.net: Free DNS hosting) and not using 1and1 DNS. This will possibly cost you.

2. Wait 60 days and transfer your domain to another domain registrar like CUBiTHost.com which is a Blogger blog friendly host.

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[kano]

Sorry, I was actually talking about CNAME´s for Blogger blogs.

I´m actually talking about the.............................................

Welcome to the CUBiTHost.com family. Our newest member ELOISE ELECTRO WORLD ONLINE COMPUTER STORE.

Thanks, now I understand.

It costs to transfer to another host too, so it might not be worthwhile for people to go with 1and1 if they want a blogger blog. Don't you charge a transfer fee, too?

Also, Google does need a longer CNAME for webmaster tools verification, I believe - but it can be done by file upload instead. Just don't start the verification process for 1and1 the other way.