Any reply regarding this quire is greatly appreciated.
I just searched Google using the phrases "transfer domain" and "free domain transfer". The search triggered a variety of offers.
The problem with any domain related offer is that such offers almost always come with conditions attached. Typically, you have to buy other services to get the deal and therefore it's not really a domain price deal. Personally, I'd prefer to find offers that come with no strings attached and usually means I don't go looking for "free" (anything).
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[edited by: Webwork at 3:21 pm (utc) on Mar. 3, 2007]
If it's purely because you can't use credit cards or paypal, another option is to pay through moneybookers, which is available to your country. There are some registrars that accept that for payment.
But it sounds quicker and easier to simply pay the $9 with your existing registrar, at least for this year.
Don't forget to search for a discount Coupon code before you order a transfer.
