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Free Domain Registration -- No Such Thing


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#11 serverph

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Posted 06 November 2006 - 07:40 PM

i got my first FREE domain 5 years ago. i got my second, and third FREE domains more than a year ago. so, yes, there are FREE domain registrations -- if you can find them. :blink:

you just have to be on the lookout for DOMAIN REGISTRARS which provide these FREE domain offers, with a small catch -- you can have it only FREE for one year, then after the one-year period, you will then have to RENEW it for an annual fee. and it's not easy to transfer your domains you registered from them to another registrar that easily, in case you find a cheaper domain renewal fee offer from other registrars. more often, you'd pay a premium to be able to do that. that's the downside.

but hey, if you want it FREE, then a year is better than nothing at all. ;) in my case, after my free registered domains expired, i didn't consider paying the annual renewal fee. i can't stick with a domain i can call my own yet, which i'd want to use year after year after year. so until then, such free domain offers will be good for me. :wacko: (but don't ask me where i got my domains -- the offers have LAPSED already. if i get wind of another, i'll be posting it here at trap17 ;))

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Posted 06 November 2006 - 07:46 PM

yea as already mentioned nothing is free, sometimes free is meant if you dont pay hard cash for it , but the methods you would have to do is almost always more painful then paying with real money , only you are not aware you are spending money because you did not give your credit card number and purcahased it , but just think about this , sitting at you r computer from morning to night doing nothing but clicking on banners,referrals, signing up in countless number of sites , agree to recieve newsletters, give out the email addresses of anyone you can think of, now after all this and i am sure there will be more , this is just what i can think of right now , yea after all this if you are really determined to get it for "free" i guess you can get one in two three days, now i believe nobody gets internet connection or elcetricity "freely" so what comes on your internet and electricity bill itself will be a thousand times costlier than buyin a domain, not to mention all the mental stress and and the urge to click click click and get it as soon as possible , and god only knows how many times after a click or signing up for spam you go back to home page or wahtever page your score is .. lol , of course i have exaggerated unjustly but i hope you will get a clear idea that in these when everyone has run out of options to make money a "free" thing is the most expensive thing you will be buying without even the knowledge of the price you are paying ,god knows how many times i cursed at him when i am searching for something and is unnecessarily and silently led into trap :blink: so never believe it when somone says it is free :wacko:

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Posted 07 November 2006 - 06:20 PM

I am using us.to for 2 weeks but i have bought my com domain and i am now waiting for it to be online, it will be when they send my bill on home address...
i ve paid it $12 for one year...

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Posted 08 November 2006 - 03:19 AM

There is such thing as "free" domains. Yes, I mean .com, .net, .org, ect. I once got a free .info domain. I didn't pay ANYTHING. I don't know how these are free, but they are, so, whoever says they aren't free, you're wrong. Do some more reaserch before you post.

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Posted 08 November 2006 - 04:49 PM

domains may say they are free but their is always a hidden catch, trust me - ive trid to do the same thing - offer free domains to my clients, i can offer them free domains but it would mean that id have to raise the price of hosting to cover the cost of a domain. A cost will always come into a domain whether it be the registrant having to pay ICANN $8 to use a domain or a person having to pay a renewal fee. THERE WILL ALWAYS BE A COST INVOLVED.

$12 for a domain name MusicOnly, that's a rip off you can register them for as little at 2 to 3 dollars.

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Posted 08 November 2006 - 07:24 PM

yeah, croatia is expensive country... i know i could buy domain on go daddy, but i don t like to put credit number on net, so they will send me my bill on home address..
this company is in croatia..

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Posted 08 November 2006 - 10:49 PM

You'd be supprised how secure godaddy is. Most big businesses like GoDaddy are very reliable.

There are such things as free domains, I won't both explaining, because it seems everyone already has.

Music, I suggest buying a domain from 1and1.com, they are very secure, and fast. I've bought from them before. It's only 7 bucks a year, and very secure.

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Posted 08 November 2006 - 10:57 PM

yeah there are such things as free domains just not 'free' registers

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Posted 15 September 2010 - 01:17 PM

Comments without links to prove what the user states are a bit useless in my opinion. If somebody replies: yes, there are free domains, without any further information and without the link it doesn't add much to the information gap that exists.





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