Free Domain Names
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Hey, I know this may seem extremely unlikely, but, are there any free Domain Name providers out there? :confused:
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Hey, I know this may seem extremely unlikely, but, are there any free Domain Name providers out there? :confused:
www.namezero.com was providing free domain names Not sure the service there now or not
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www.namezero.com was providing free domain names Not sure the service there now or not
uhh...yeah. no they dont. they have free DOMAIN NAME TRANSFERRING, which is not the same as providing free domain names. and any company that charges for domain transferring is assholes - its free and doesnt require much on the DSN system level. jsut a few writes to teh table, is all. OT: AFAIK there are no free domain names. The one I use is dynadot.com[^]. IIRC its about $12-13 a year. They have hosting too, but I host my site on one of my home machines.
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uhh...yeah. no they dont. they have free DOMAIN NAME TRANSFERRING, which is not the same as providing free domain names. and any company that charges for domain transferring is assholes - its free and doesnt require much on the DSN system level. jsut a few writes to teh table, is all. OT: AFAIK there are no free domain names. The one I use is dynadot.com[^]. IIRC its about $12-13 a year. They have hosting too, but I host my site on one of my home machines.
Nothing is ever easy
Yahoo at one point allowed you to register a domain name for as low as $2.99 smallbusiness.yahoo.com or something like that AFAIK their yearly renewal is $9.95 (that's my latest bill atleast :-D )
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Yahoo at one point allowed you to register a domain name for as low as $2.99 smallbusiness.yahoo.com or something like that AFAIK their yearly renewal is $9.95 (that's my latest bill atleast :-D )
RahulOP wrote:
Yahoo at one point allowed you to register a domain name for as low as $2.99
but not free;)thats the point. oh, and for dynadot.com, i was mistaken. its $7.99/year. I just went to check again. Thats american though, I think. Cant remember and too lazy to go check my paypal logs;P
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RahulOP wrote:
Yahoo at one point allowed you to register a domain name for as low as $2.99
but not free;)thats the point. oh, and for dynadot.com, i was mistaken. its $7.99/year. I just went to check again. Thats american though, I think. Cant remember and too lazy to go check my paypal logs;P
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Anton Afanasyev wrote:
but not freethats the point.
uh huh but come on!! $2.99 is still really really low!! On the other hand, lots of sites give free domain registration if you host with them. perhaps that might interest you? OR you could just spend on the domain name and host with Google. For FREE:-D http://www.google.com/a
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Hey, I know this may seem extremely unlikely, but, are there any free Domain Name providers out there? :confused:
You can get .tk domains for free (they automatically expire though if it doesn't get much traffic) I've used them in the past for disposable domains, and they seem pretty reliable, although it's a frame based forwarding thing. I guess you can't complain when it's free dot.tk/[^]
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Hey, I know this may seem extremely unlikely, but, are there any free Domain Name providers out there? :confused:
You can get an xxx.eu.org for free. Just go to eu.org. Beware - you HAVE TO have a DNS service ready. But you can use everydns.net for this. HTH, -Marcin
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Hey, I know this may seem extremely unlikely, but, are there any free Domain Name providers out there? :confused:
It's only a few pounds/dollars a year for a domain. Elaine :rose:
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Anton Afanasyev wrote:
but not freethats the point.
uh huh but come on!! $2.99 is still really really low!! On the other hand, lots of sites give free domain registration if you host with them. perhaps that might interest you? OR you could just spend on the domain name and host with Google. For FREE:-D http://www.google.com/a
I'm not the OP. I'm not the one looking for a domain or hosting...if you were talking to ME when giving suggestions, that is.
Nothing is ever easy
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Hey, I know this may seem extremely unlikely, but, are there any free Domain Name providers out there? :confused:
Microsoft offers a free domain name and limited hosting for businesses.
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