Register.com and billing

[Benson]

I'm curious as to how folks (mainly resellers and web designers) are handling the changes with domain payments. Are you setting your clients up as the billing contact the same as before?[nbsp][nbsp]If so, do you get their credit card number for the initial registration and payment?[nbsp][nbsp]Or do you handle the payment yourself?


What does register.com do after the first two years?[nbsp][nbsp]Contact you by mail or do you have to pay online? I couldn't find out from their help page.

[JoelM]

I really would recommend Joker.com to register.

I finally got my MC bill and after the currency conversion it costs $44.47 (US dollars) to register a domain for two years.[nbsp][nbsp]The FutureQuest folks had no trouble setting up the sites.

If everyone wants credit cards to do this, then save yourself $25 per domain.
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I try to get my customers to pay for a year of hosting at least in advance (I HATE monthly billing), and then I can ship a check to FQ for a year.

RE: after two years ... Network solutions sends an invoice.[nbsp][nbsp]Don't know what joker will do.

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[This message has been edited by JoelM (edited 11-12-99)]