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[EricDrinkard]

Here is a list of domains name extentions that are free

www.cjb.net
www.tk
co.nr
nic.biz.ly
noip.com
www.st


The cjb domains are instant and work like a real domain or you can use the forwarding system.

nic.biz.ly yourname.biz.ly

.tk uses ads and I don't like forced ads.

.st I have never really used it so I don't know about it but I am going to try it.


Thanks
Eric Drinkard

[NeXDesigns]

I have tried cjb.net, i dont really like it that much, but that was a long time ago.
tk, i have never tried but i dont like forced ads either.
The other i havent tried, but i think if any i might try the st one.

But for the time being i am going to stick with the trap17.com one. i dont mind it, plus it shows who my host is. I wont change that until i get a regular .com.

[Dooga]

You forgot www.uni.cc
Althought uni.cc does have quite a good redirection service... it DNS services sucks.

It takes like 6 days for the domain to propergate and only takes cjb.net and no-ip.com 5 MINUTES to propergate...

And right now, uni.cc doesn't even offer DNS service! It wants to so called upgrade it's servers...

And what's the .st thing? That's not even a valid domain! I even googled it but it still doesn't work!

Oh yah... you can get .net.tc and .net.tf redirections in a service... just search in google (I forgot the URL to the site...)

~Dooga

[Danieluchis]

well cjb.net domain names are good but sometimes it make some computers to freeze well i think that the .COM .NET .ORG .NU names are the best.. u_u.. even if they cost you they're the best, once i found a page that would provide them it for free i dont remember well the name of the page but it was a .biz name, i think it was anyway does anyone know if the .biz names are free?

[clouds421]

Danieluchis, on Jan 24 2005, 09:34 AM, said:

well cjb.net domain names are good but sometimes it make some computers to freeze    well i think that the .COM .NET .ORG .NU names are the best.. u_u.. even if they cost you they're the best, once i found a page that would provide them it for free i dont remember well the name of the page but it was a .biz name, i think it was anyway does anyone know if the .biz names are free?

Yup, I'm so wary of cjb.net domains... usually they have multiple pop-ups.

The .st one sounds interesting, haven't seen it being used before.

[karlo]

Try out registering for a free domain at www.1dni.com

They provide a very good service! I'm sure that you are going to love it!

And also, .info domains that can change the NS is much more good that the cjb, uni.cc, etc domains.

[Dooga]

If you use the cjb DNS feature, you don't get any ads! That's because you're using a domain IP redirection! Unlike the redirection, you don't get any ads and the service provider can't put any ads (at least, that's what I think!). So finally, you can't go wrong with using cjb.net, even if I DO prefer uni.cc

~Dooga (he he)

[cragllo]

You can turn off the pop-up ads with the .tk domain, i got about 6 of them, got a few real ones now.

[guangdian]

I have used a good free domain for so long a time,it's " page.am,forum.st,htm.us"You can view their site for this domain,short,fast & the most imorptant every wanna is " no ADS"
You will be very like tthat,& by the way My site On Trap17 gotta bad luck.

[Florisjuh]

Dooga, on Jan 24 2005, 03:13 AM, said:

You forgot www.uni.cc
Althought uni.cc does have quite a good redirection service... it DNS services sucks.

It takes like 6 days for the domain to propergate and only takes cjb.net and no-ip.com 5 MINUTES to propergate...

And right now, uni.cc doesn't even offer DNS service! It wants to so called upgrade it's servers...

And what's the .st thing? That's not even a valid domain! I even googled it but it still doesn't work!

Oh yah... you can get .net.tc and .net.tf redirections in a service... just search in google (I forgot the URL to the site...)

~Dooga

Hummz, the 6 days is probably cuz you live somewhere very far abroad, because with me it takes about 3 hours... :S
But since domains are really cheap, why dont you just buy a domain? (loks more pro anyway)