PairNIC

pairNetworks (pairNIC) was accredited in 1999, as the 99th domain registrar, in the world and developed since 2002, to offer domain name registrations, DNS configurations, domain parking website, and e-mail hosting. pairNIC is a "green energy" service provider, meaning all energy consumption, by the service originates from renewable energy sources. This service review will give readers information, as to whether or not, the service is A value-added component.

pairNIC front-end is a minimalist themed website allowing open and simple usability. The website menu features choices: Services; About pairNIC; FAQ; Prices; Web-hosting; Renew; Register. Other "floating menus" offer choices such as: Customer Login; Contact Us; Renew Domains. Domain privacy with pairNIC is controlled two-fold, once by the company's privacy policy and by the company's domain account locking feature. Each providing a measure preventing unauthorized account access. Bulk domain registrations can be completed with pairNIC in a separate process, as it accepts ten domains per submission, one domain per line. 

Bulk management of domains is possible through authorized customer accounts. The possibility of managing the back-end of the account is certain, but for only the account holder. pairNIC doesn't offer a re-seller's interface nor option; neither is it declared within the company's FAQ, that accounts may be sub-leased or divided, to different personnel. Since the company hasn't literally outlined access levels or delegation, customers must presume there are no access level nor delegations. There were no coupons visible on the website, but the pricing structure is fairly simple and "flat." pairNIC only permits domain registration one year, two year, or three years. There's no differentiating, in the pricing, between actual service included or excluded; the pricing structure lists a single price for an annual service subject to change. 

pairNIC is Pair Networks incorporated of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, an ICANN official registrar, accredited for registering domain names. The website can be navigated without customers expecting an awesome presentation of web-hosting, domain registration, and more. In fact, the pairNIC website is plain, unattractive, and appearing as a minimalist "cookie-cutter" website. Pricing is not complex and should be easily understood by anyone. The website declares a number of services, that comes with domain registration, but these services will required a different login and service area. While the website is straight-forward seek, pay, and register, the company doesn't offer a monetization opportunity, which will leave most prospects dry! Far greater registrars exist today that are better equipped.