Free domain .com,.net,.info,.org,.biz,.us (one year)

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    firedragon, Jun 1, 2008 IP
  2. MakeThatDollar

    MakeThatDollar Notable Member

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    How many years do you have to register it to have the first year free?
     
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    GreatDomainRace Peon

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    And do you have to buy anything else to get the domain for free?
     
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    firedragon Peon

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    One to 10 years :D
    you can register one year :p and renew it when it's exp
     
    firedragon, Jun 1, 2008 IP
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    $35 to renew, not worth it.
     
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    mozzeratti Active Member

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    I once took advantage and registered a free domain name with Register(dot com), through my business.
    Well, in all fairness, the domain registration was indeed 100% FREE.
    However, I was required to place a credit card on file.

    When I finally decided, months later, to sell it...I was unable to because most WHOIS searches would
    not return correct results verifying I was the owner.
    Tried to resolve that with them...not much luck.
    So then I decided to transfer it out...WHAT A PAIN !!
    In the end, I just decided to use it to forward a little bit of traffic...and when it comes up for renewal(soon)...
    I will let it expire.

    If anyone registers a free domain with them, just be sure to read the AGREEMENT carefully and to make double and triple sure you
    do not have it set to auto-renewal. Also, in their TOS, (I think)you will see that you have to specifically request not to get charged
    for any services that you have not expressly agreed to.

    Just a thought.
     
    mozzeratti, Jun 3, 2008 IP