Gandi.net will contribute $1 per inbound transfer to EFF until Jan 15th
I am a huge fan of Gandi. Yes, they are slightly more expensive than other services, but I find their user interface not just good, but really quite amazing.<p>One simple but obvious feature they have is the ability to create DNS presets and apply those for new domains, it's really useful. (other people probably offer this)<p>Gandi also has fantastic support; it is slightly sad that they do not have a telephone number, but I get the vibe that Gandi is a real technology company and they believe they can offer premium support with support email. I agree, but I'd still like a telephone number for burning issues.<p>My only real complaint is that they have an unbelievably stupid login system where you log in not with a username, nor with an email address, but with an entirely random username. Mine is: PC5669-GANDI. It's infuriating if you ever need to use Gandi on a different computer. Why they saw it suitable to put <i>their company name</i> at the end of every login is puzzling.<p>Honestly though, its a minor criticism, and I love their "no bullshit" policy: <a href="http://www.gandi.net/no-bullshit" rel="nofollow">http://www.gandi.net/no-bullshit</a><p>In my experience it is true.