UniregistryReviews of uniregistry.com

Rubbish, support takes months to respond. Charged me twice for a domain and won't refund the first charge...

Uniregistry people study the issues, reply quickly, and are friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful.

Martin Cote was great at helping me thru out months of negotiations. A+

Best support, quick and adequate answer to all my questions. А++++

It was great working with Louis.

Easy transaction, purchased a domain at fair price. Thanks David

Uniregistry (now, a part of GoDaddy) has helped me buy and sell many domain names over the past six years. Their brokers are considered to be among the best in the industry and this matches with my experience. They are always responsive to my customer support requests. Now that they will be part of GoDaddy going forward, Uniregistry is only going to get better. Unfortunately, many negative reviews for Uniregistry here on TrustPilot are mostly sour grapes complaints from folks who cannot afford to buy a top quality domain name in the global secondary market in 2019/2020. Or, they simply have not done their research into the value of quality domain names on the global secondary market today and they are shocked when they are quoted a price that feels high to them but simply reflects today's market reality. A little research using Google shows that good .com domain names trade hands for several thousands of dollars every day. If that is a surprise to you, then do your due diligence research before complaining about it. You'd do your due diligence research on a piece of physical real estate before you buy, so why not do the same due diligence research on a piece of digital real estate before you buy? Of course a great domain name registered for $20 over 20 years ago is not going to be worth that same $20 in 2020 -- it's likely going to be worth many thousands of dollars. Why? Because the Internet has grown dramatically in size and value since 1997. So has the land (domain names) underneath it. The expectation that you should be able to acquire a good quality 1997 .com domain name in 2020 for only $20, or $100, or even $1,000 just doesn't line up with supply and demand. Each domain name is a one-of-a-kind and there's only one in the world. If global demand for the domain name is high, rationally, the price will be high as well given that supply is limited to a count of 1. So, don't complain on TrustPilot about it – align your expectations with market reality and increase your budget to acquire the best quality domain name your business truly deserves. Or, if you don't believe your business deserves the very best, buy a different domain name that matches the budget you have assigned to perhaps the most important element of any modern business in the year 2020.

SCAM. They steal your domain name and try to charge a outrageous amount to use it. Stay away.