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kingkelly
msg:689620 | 4:17 am on Jul 20, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Im new to the domain name stuff.... I already have my site hosted for free on free.prohosting.com, and i want to register my domain name for it... I dont think prohosting does domain hosting for free, so i was just wondering what you would call a domain register that acts just like a redirector (cjb.net, arrive.to, myname.is) ... I dont have a clue about that DNS stuff.... I dont really mind having my links point to [free.prohosting.com...] , although if they could point to [mydomain.com...] that would be even better! Anyways, i just want a domain name for my existing free hosting service... I ONLY want to pay like 10 bucks for a domain name, nothing else!!! Someone please help me :p
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Hunter
msg:689621 | 4:19 am on Jul 20, 2001 (gmt 0) |
kingkelly, Your best bet is GoDaddy.com for $9...
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kcl
msg:689622 | 6:11 am on Jul 20, 2001 (gmt 0) |
kingkelly gandi.net is about $10 and easy to use. I have set up a few domains that direct traffic back to existing free sites, like you are referring to, in only a few minutes. It will walk you though the process. I have not tried Godaddy as Hunter sugested but I have read that several people are happy with them as well.
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kingkelly
msg:689623 | 8:29 pm on Jul 21, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Sounds good and all *BUT* Me too young for a mastercard, so the only way would be to pay via mail or cheque....
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SubmissoR
msg:689624 | 5:08 pm on Jul 24, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Get one of those 7-11 internet cards.
Put $20 on it or whatever and go buy your domain name online,it's just like a Amex...
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kingkelly
msg:689625 | 6:53 pm on Jul 24, 2001 (gmt 0) |
7-11 cards?? Actually I live in Canada, and we dont have too many 7-11s, thats mostly american... I dont really know of that.. Has anybody else ever heard of one of those??
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