09-30-2018, 07:06 PM
Agreed @TrK
I'd like to see others have success with this system first before I make any changes to mine. Like to move a domain from one Registrar to another Registrar is already a complicated process. This process relies heavily on support by the destination Registrar - something that I haven't seen CloudFlare feature big in. I went through a domain transfer a couple or more months ago when I moved two domains to DomainSilo. I'm almost certain if it hadn't been for the excellent and fast turn around in real live customer support from DomainSilo that this could easily have turned into a horror show. DomainSilo also has the transfer process automated, but they have experience in knowing that things can get stuck with those transfer codes. DomainSilo have customer agents ready to push those through when pushing is needed. They're experienced in that so next domain I transfer will probably be to DomainSilo.
So now look at a mega large CloudFlare who likes to automate everything - and possibly automate customer support as well. I think they still have lots to work through and have to have proven themselves to me first before I'll even think of using their service. Besides which, in one fell swoop they'll be putting small businesses out of business. I don't like that either. Maybe CloudFlare is getting too big for its boots as well.
I'd like to see others have success with this system first before I make any changes to mine. Like to move a domain from one Registrar to another Registrar is already a complicated process. This process relies heavily on support by the destination Registrar - something that I haven't seen CloudFlare feature big in. I went through a domain transfer a couple or more months ago when I moved two domains to DomainSilo. I'm almost certain if it hadn't been for the excellent and fast turn around in real live customer support from DomainSilo that this could easily have turned into a horror show. DomainSilo also has the transfer process automated, but they have experience in knowing that things can get stuck with those transfer codes. DomainSilo have customer agents ready to push those through when pushing is needed. They're experienced in that so next domain I transfer will probably be to DomainSilo.
So now look at a mega large CloudFlare who likes to automate everything - and possibly automate customer support as well. I think they still have lots to work through and have to have proven themselves to me first before I'll even think of using their service. Besides which, in one fell swoop they'll be putting small businesses out of business. I don't like that either. Maybe CloudFlare is getting too big for its boots as well.
