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FTC sues GoDaddy for years of poor hosting security practices
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I have my domains at namecheap. No drama. Sometimes they live up to their name, would not use their hosting services.
When I use the domains elsewhere , I just enter the name server URL’s in their web gui from the 1990s.
Over the years I have heard bad stuff about them too
Same. I've gotten hosting at Digital Ocean and Vultr, and now I'm at Hetzner. I've always maintained that separating the registrar from hosting is a good idea.
Yes, not having all eggs in same basket is good