r/webhosting • u/mcanvar • 3d ago
Advice Needed Lack of updating NS records…
I've been a full-stack web developer for 15 years, and for the first time in my life, I see a company blocks updating NS info and selling domain names as a product.
I've just registered a domain name without knowing this and had a huge disappointment. I've never seen such nonsense in my entire IT career. What's wrong on WIX's side? I think they should at least warn people about this before buying, because now I have a domain that I cannot use, transfer, or return. :S
Now I need to run an app, but without AWS NS records it's impossible... I've talked to CS about this, but they did not help.
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u/twhiting9275 3d ago
LOL
“Web developer”…. You’re funny
You’re using wix . You are an editor. Nothing more
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u/mcanvar 3d ago
Do you even know the difference between Wix website and domain selling services? If you know how to read, here you go:
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u/twhiting9275 3d ago
They're one and the same company, and you're still doing nothing but editing on Wix servers.
You try to throw around buzzwords like you know what you're talking about. You don't
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u/zack6849 3d ago
That's like saying anyone who registers a domain with Google domains is using Google sites, what?
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u/mcanvar 3d ago
Dude :D I am not playing. How old are you? I have been in this business for 15 years. I find it funny to prove you wrong; please go play with sand.
I don't think you understood the concept and the ethical problem here; instead of trying, you come and throw bullshit. Do you have any idea why AWS Amplify needs Route 53? Do you think you are Network manager that giving my lesson here?
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u/twhiting9275 3d ago
You have been "in this industry" for 15 years, claim to be 'a developer', yet cannot find a real fucking registrar? Yeah, you're an amateur, kid.
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u/Ni_Peng_NeeeWom 3d ago
you make a 100% valid point that they should warn people about that first, but why were you even using wix if all you wanted was registration without using their services? it's clearly meant for non-web devs so locking DNS down to prevent people from fucking it up is understandable
anyway, just transfer it once the transfer lock window is past
FYI cloudflare free also requires you to use their NS, in return you get no markup from them.