internet.bs is a great registrar, and they provide free domain privacy. You can either use their name and address on whois, or your name with their address. They have great pricing, also. I moved a few domains to them a couple years ago and have been steadily moving more over.
It's not against the law to flip off a cop:
U.S. District Judge David S. Cercone ruled David Hackbart exercised his constitution right to free speech in 2006 when he angrily displayed his middle finger to another driver during a parking dispute in Squirrel Hill and when he displayed the same gesture to Officer Brian Elledge, who told Hackbart to stop.
“The United States Supreme Court has long recognized that non-verbal gestures and symbols may be entitled to First Amendment protection,” Cercone wrote in his 19-page opinion and order filed Monday. “Moreover, several courts, including federal and state courts in Pennsylvania, have found that the expressive use of the middle finger is protected speech under the First Amendment.”
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/breaking/s_617562.html
Voxel appears to be a hosting company. I'm still seeing whois results showing Godaddy as the registrar, though. It may be in the transfer proces.
There's horror stories out there about 1&1, like trouble transferring out and billing for domains that you've cancelled.
I would recommend dynadot, internet.bs, and namecheap instead.
internet.bs is a good registrar.
Name.com, namecheap, and domain.com all have transfer specials right now because of Godaddy's support.
+1 for internet.bs, I've been using them for about 18 months now with absolutely no problems. Clean interface, great pricing, no upsells.
I'm a big fan of Gibson and cyberpunk and wanted to throw out another suggestion. The Avery Cates series by Jeff Somers is a gritty cyberpunk series that reminds me of early Gibson books. Definitely a must-read if you're a fan of early Gibson.
The $25/month plan that your girlfriend is on includes 300 minutes, not 250.
They also increased prices on July 20th, and while your girlfriend gets her old rates, new customers are paying $35/month for her plan.
The hardest part of climbing the ladder of success is getting through the crowd at the bottom.
