Some of the issues I've come across:
- Unable to point a blogspot domain name to CrazyDomains as they don't support this setup requirements.
- Charging extra for the DNS domain requirements for sites like Weebly.
- Confusing and difficult to understand support services, with no live support.
- Issues with CName and AName records.
Today I had a client request that I transfer their domain from CrazyDomains to Namecheap (one of my preferred domain providers).
I went looking for the EPP key, which is required to prove you own the domain, before you begin the transfer to a new domain provider.
In the end, the key was right in front of me - but being unused to the layout of CrazyDomains, I couldn't find it. However I did end up finding the key, so here are instructions:
- Login to your crazydomains domain account (not your hosting account)
- Click on the blue square in the menu row of squares that says "Domains".
- Click on "Manage" in the left bar that appears.
- Click on "Registry Key" in the center blue bar.
- In the page that loads, copy your registry key over for verification by your new domain provider.
Below I've uploaded a screenshot of where you can find the Crazydomains EPP code (registry key).