I am searching for .com domain

Discussion in 'Domain Names' started by LPRulez, Oct 8, 2007.

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    I am searching for .com domain. I am new into this, I am building a site now and I want to know where I can buy domain and space for my site with moneybookers. Thanks
     
    LPRulez, Oct 8, 2007 IP
  2. Little Honey

    Little Honey Peon

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    #2
    I've bought domains at godaddy.

    Or you can buy from someone who already has one registered. Someone here could help you with how to do that.

    What kind of domain are you looking for?
     
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  3. mbfootball47

    mbfootball47 Well-Known Member

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    #3
    the 2 biggest domain registers are godaddy and namecheap.
     
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    Moniker is good too :)
     
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  5. LPRulez

    LPRulez Guest

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    a domain for gambling website. I dont know, after I buy the domain name will they provide me with space for my site or I should buy site space separetaly?
     
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  6. The Emirates Gallastico

    The Emirates Gallastico Banned

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    Godaddy will provide you with hosting too :)

    Use HostICan, which has cheaper/better hosting w/ a free domain name @ $45 a year. Or DreamHost, which was pretty cheap too if their offer is still up...
     
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  7. DomainLobe

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    If you are going to register a new domain buy it at a well-known and inexpensive registrar (listed above) and buy hosting through another company.
     
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    I have clients that do that all the time.

    Eastwood
    bigtoedomains.com
     
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  9. The Modified Scene

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    Go for NameCheap and then get some hosting from HostGator for $0.01
     
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  10. LeoNel

    LeoNel Member

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    There are tons of registrars including Microsoft, Yahoo, GoDaddy, 1and1, Joker and rumors of Google also becoming a registrar. Each registrar has some catch somewhere - for example Microsoft used to offer free domain registration provided you used their Office Live offering. GoDaddy has great prizes for the initial domain registration but at the time of renewal you end up paying the same as other registrars. So, depending on what you're trying to do, you may find a registrar that offers better pricing on the specific need you're trying to fill.
     
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  11. LPRulez

    LPRulez Guest

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    If I choose a free webspace with its own domain name will I lose something from this? I know .com and .net are the best, but for now may be I will try my first site with free domain.
     
    LPRulez, Oct 10, 2007 IP