be careful, dont make them your registrar for sure , no support after purchasing domain

Got a premium domain name - does what it says on the can. Very happy with my purchase, and service that I received. Cheers.

I was looking to purchase a domain from this company. On the domain I was on, the minimum offer they would accept is £2000 which is ****ing terrible. The domain was registered in 2005 and used for two years before these POS decided to squat on it ever since. Phoning them up, it goes to voicemail straight away. How can you provide support when you can’t even man the phones correctly? This sole trader is clearly milking the money out of people who just want to run a website for no good reason. Avoid. EDIT: I have seen the reply from 3DWeb. I can certainly say that what I am saying is not an exaggeration of any kind. Still going back to the domain I wanted to obtain, it's still up for sale for almost £2,000. We could be 50 years into the future and the domain in question will still be on sale for the same price by the same company. Your phone lines still go to voicemail, please don't lie. Ironically you are the one lying here, why do that?

Good Service

Good Service, Nice People to deal with.

Recently obtained 2 domans from 3D web. No problems. All worked as expected. A very informative seller website, that really explained the transfer process, and guided me through. Thoroughly recommended.

I have been trying to buy a website from this company but to no avail. They don't reply to emails or voice messages. Looked up the company's "office" it is a building that "virtually hosts" companies. When phoning the "office" you go through to an Indian call center that only deals with virtual office clients. Looked up their twitter account - 3 followers. Followed their LinkedIn button, takes you to their MDs page! This appears to be a one man band web squatter. Wouldn't want to buy a website off them, certainly don't use any of their services. There is no communication whatsoever. Don't risk your money.

Good communication and responded in good time to questions. Commanded top dollar for the domain name I wanted but this is business.

High expectations on selling price When I saw a domain available for a "minimum" of £299, I thought it was a worthwhile investment. I sent a query with the offer price of £299 - after quite a while I received an email saying that the domain was available to purchase - followed by a link. When I went to the link it was £2000! I replied via email - offered an extra £200 and was told that the cheapest he'd go to was £1998 - a massive £2 discount. This domain has been cyber-squatted since 2005 so I guess the moral of the story is - good luck to 3DWeb!