DNS service follow-up

[Alan Dayley]

I took your advise, after research of other options, and signed up for
EasyDNS this morning.  I went with the $55 per year package.  Everything is
already moved and setup by this afternoon.  Very nice!  Lots of email
confirmations every step of the way.  I had one question during the
process, sent an email and had a response email within 1/2 hour!  I just
about fell out of my chair!

Anyway, thanks all for the input.

Now, back to hunting wild pointers...

Alan

>Hmm.. well, this may be overkill, but you might want to look at a
>service like EasyDNS.  I have been very happy with their service for
>all of my DNS needs.. but it looks like you can use them for just
>simple email-forwarding, too.  Prices look to be about $35 to $55 a
>year depending on just what level of email aliasing/forwarding you
>want.  You can do all of your admin on the web and all changes are
>instant (minus the time it takes for the servers to sync).. no
>irritating email forms to send in.  If you have any problems, their
>admins are very quick to reply and quite helpful.
>-- 
>Kurt Granroth            | http://www.granroth.org
>KDE Developer/Evangelist | SuSE Labs Open Source Developer
>granroth@kde.org         | granroth@suse.com
>            KDE -- Conquer Your Desktop

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