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Absolutely Free Domain Names

This post is going to be short and straight. I just want to share this hot information with you. This is also a follow-up to my previous post regarding getting cheap dot com domains at only $1.99. This site offers absolutely free domain names. You better grab it while it is there.

Here is the link: http://www.register.com/promo/acquisitions_lp_1.rcmx?u1=551143-1-0-ARTICLE-0&trkID=EMAoFkvg1W

If you type only http://www.register.com you won't see the free offer. I have no idea if the above is an affiliate link or what. As long as I am getting absolutely free domain names, I wouldn't mind. I haven't tried this yet so use it at your own risk.

The only catch here is it charges you $35 for the renewal of the domain names. But you can always transfer the domain name to another registrar after the 60-day holding period and you get absolutely free domain names for the first year.

There is a small note regarding this offer limiting one domain per business. But I am sure as in my previous post about get dot com domains cheap, there will be a workaround to getting more domains. Post your comments regarding your experience with getting absolutely free domain names.

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Posted by Teodolfo - Web 2.0 Expert, SEO, Internet Marketer on 03/09/2008 07:32 PM

Comments (6)

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6 Comments on Absolutely Free Domain Names

MAR

2008

smething to think about when getting cheap or free domain names...Make sure they are registering the domain name with Whois in your name and not theres! it is a fairly well known scam, you provide them with your great domain name, but if you try to transfer it turns out they actually own the domain name as your agent. Then if you want tit they charge you a ton to get it back

FYI - My coworker is in the process of transfering her register.com domain because they have a good sized ad for themself at the bottom. It's really tacky looking. They will charge her $35 to remove it, which is why she is transferring it. Much cheaper.

For some background, she forwards her domain address to her web blog.

wow that is pretty cool. If you do try it let us know.

rob - yes i understand that. As I said I haven't tried it myself. But if you do things cautiously, once you register with them, you will know right away the whois information if it is with your company or theirs. Then you can respond accordingly.

omaha - give yourself 60 days to do the transfer not when the domain expires. that way, you can be sure you are not charged $35

Fort Myers - I just don't have the need for a domain right now as my hands are full these days. Others may share their experience with this registrar

MAR

2008

Thanks for posting the great link. I use godaddy.com nor for all my hosting and registering needs.

MAR

2008

brian - thanks for your comment. watch out for my next post which will be about taking advantage by commenting on other people's blogs using the always dependable google search engine. it is not spam and it is a technique i've been using for quite a time now.

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