@SureFireWebServ I set the domain price, they charge the customer and I get the difference between their cost and my price @jpetersen

@SureFireWebServ Yup. Set the defaults and let them have fun. I really like that for the storefront, I don’t get involved with $. @jpetersen

@jpetersen @SureFireWebServ For DNS, I’ve used stuff on my own servers mostly or AWS when they wanted a bit more redundancy.

@jpetersen @SureFireWebServ fully manage it, no matter what settings they screw up ( domains.brandonkraft.net )

@jpetersen @SureFireWebServ I’ve used opensrs for domain name reselling. Biggest thing is users can buy their own domain knowing that I can…

@SureFireWebServ @jpetersen I generally use a DNS server separate from the registrar. No need to transfer settings if moving registrar.