[ale] [DNS] Hover.com

[Kyle Brieden]

Hover is squatting on Brieden.com.  They are actually squatting on 
basically the entire phonebook of last names' ".com" iterations so that 
they can sell you their crap webmail 1 box at a time.  About 7 years 
ago, I reached out to them attempting to purchase "brieden.com" from 
them.  They wouldn't sell, but offered to rent me a subdomain of 
brieden.com for a mere $7,000/month, even after explaining that it is my 
family name and I would be using the domain for NON-business purposes.  
They have supremely pissed me off.

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Very respectfully,
Kyle Brieden

On 19-06-2017 06:36, Leam Hall wrote:
> Okay, Thunderbird's search stinks. Yesterday I could find the old ALE
> thread about changing DNS registrars and took Jerald's advice to try
> Hover. Less than 24 hours in but I'm happy so far. Still learning the
> interface but their service pricing will save me some money since I
> don't need really complex stuff. DynDNS had gotten pricey; in 2012 DNS
> was $30, now it's $60 for one domain. Plus $15 Name Registration.
> 
> Leam
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