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Thanks for your input!
I do not really care for Hebrew or NIS payments, but do for the
service & bottom line. As long as the service is good (English
and/or Hebrew, via email, web-ticket, phone or fax :-) I could
care less. Most impotent is avoiding those interfaces that flash
& up-sell more then serve the point you originally came to use
them.
Sadly, it looks like with an IL-registrar you only get to pay
more & get the same or less service wise. Really hope someone
can debunk me on that.
On 8/8/19 1:26 PM, Yedidyah Bar David
wrote:
Last time I had to renew my only (.org) domain
I decided to transfer it to box.co.il,
which is also a .il registrar (which I why I knew them). It
was a bit more expensive than the cheapest options abroad,
but the ability to pay in NIS with an Israeli (-only) credit
card, and be able to talk with someone over a phone, in
Hebrew, made it, for me. The transfer and renew was just
fine (although did take some time and work, also because I
had to ask the previous registrar to allow transfer but also
because they had some mistakes etc.). Didn't hear from them
since then, and do not expect to hear - the yearly "update
your details at icann" emails include links to " name-services.com", and the
last one was also sent From: there. They are a sub-registrar
of enom.com, which IIUC is a
rather large registrar that only has sub- ones, does not
work with end customers directly.
Best regards,
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