doamin company in uk

[njrbusiness]

Hello,

im looking for a domain name reseller business in uk so i can use it in the Domain Registrars.

Please can i have some help?

Thank you

Nick

[penguin]

If you're looking to register domains automatically then your best bet is to go directly with Nominet if your registration volume is sufficient, otherwise you'll be looking at using Enom, etc which are US based.

[njrbusiness]

I have my domain name with ovh.co.uk.

whmcs should try and work with ovh.co.uk becuase there domain names are cheap and there are very good.

Thank you

Nick

[thehost5968]

I have my domain name with ovh.co.uk.

whmcs should try and work with ovh.co.uk becuase there domain names are cheap and there are very good.

Thank you

Nick

 

where is the details of there reseller account's?

[penguin]

Unless they have an API then you cannot integrate it. I'm a little suspicious however of the fact that they're offering .uk's at cost price - this is either a loss leader (they'll lose money from the card processing charges) or it's a fiddle Either way, Nominet is the same price and is the actual .uk registry and so would definately be preferable, especially as WHMCS already integrates with Nominet

[Alicksis]

Hey,

 

OVH I believe to be a very reputable company in the UK, I have only heard great things about them;

 

http://www.ovh.co.uk/products/soapi.xml

 

Does that help you?

[penguin]

I've not come across them before that I recall. I'm still suspicious of anyone running a loss-leader service though as it's not done for the fun of it is it? They do appear to have an API then. You could therefore wither write your own, or request a price for a custom one to be produced by WHMCS for you. Either way, Nominet is still the easier (and safer) option in my opinion, especially as the pricing is identical and so why deal with a 3rd party?

[thehost5968]

I've not come across them before that I recall. I'm still suspicious of anyone running a loss-leader service though as it's not done for the fun of it is it? They do appear to have an API then. You could therefore wither write your own, or request a price for a custom one to be produced by WHMCS for you. Either way, Nominet is still the easier (and safer) option in my opinion, especially as the pricing is identical and so why deal with a 3rd party?

 

 

But what sort of pricing (setup) is Nomine? (you could PM me if you do not want to post this.

[penguin]

It's publically available: http://www.nic.uk/registrars/becomeregistrar/ & http://www.nic.uk/governance/members/ - £400 initial setup then £100 per year then ou get domains at £5+VAT per 2 year period.