domain names

[mikeandike22]

is there a place where i can get a free .com,.net, or .org domain name for my website.

[pcpalct]

simply said....

No

But some companies will give a free .com/.net etc. if you buy hosting from them.

[ArunK]

Just as pcpalct said, here's an example: http://www.domainsarefree.com/ , you would obviously need to sign up for one of their hosting plans.

[cscgal]

I'm sure that when that happens though, it's the company who legally owns the domain and not you. I don't recommend services like these at all. Be leery.

[SaN-DeeP]

Read somewhere today godaddy offering domans as low as 3.5 $ (.com .net .org and .info)
not sure if this is really true

[blud]

Read somewhere today godaddy offering domans as low as 3.5 $ (.com .net .org and .info) not sure if this is really true

This is only true if you transfer domains, otherwise they are like $7.95/year.

[ArunK]

Or if you buy another product from them like hosting, email, etc.

[mydarnhost.com]

I wish u could get free .coms lol

[jackoamerica]

free .com's?

i would like MSN , Yahoo and Google.com, for free lol :cheesy:

yes me i offer u 10 domains if u want, but u must buy my sites, so $30 per domain lol :cheesy:

[Paradoxic]

Perhaps keep an eye out for a forum contest at a web hosting/webmaster forum. You may get lucky and win your domain.

But seriously, paying for your own domain is cheaper then the webhosting to get it online, usually around $8.00/year That is less then the cost of 2 Starbucks coffees.

[eric12345]

well... actually there is at << url snipped >>
you have to sign up for some free offers or something... I don't know if it works... just an idea. You can get free hosting a mrfreehost.com you can transfer a domain name. Hope this helps!

[sesom]

i agree with cscgal....

be careful when buying a domain that is "free" with hosting....

they will own the domain not you!..:)

[AmazonSister]

I happen to have bought a couple Domain Names w Go Daddy...awsomefinds.com among them They've been real straight so far, so I'd even recomend them. I'll paste from my e-mail...

"Best of all, you SAVE BIG with GoDaddy.com. While other companies charge $15, $20, $30 and more for this domain, Go Daddy's everyday .US price is just $7.95. Act now and save even more during our special $5.95 sale..."

Only good till 5-30-05 it seems.

[mike@itzoom]

Another vote for godaddy here too!.

You'll struggle to find a better provider that gives you peace of mind for less cost.

[DiscJockey]

Another vote for godaddy here too!.

You'll struggle to find a better provider that gives you peace of mind for less cost.

yeh they get my vote too they r the best

im selling a domain any interested
its kenzey.com (u get kenzey.info free) if has good google PR + alexa ranking

[selbourne]

.info domains at $2.99 / year at

[funio]

there is always a catch for free domains

[staceyhamman]

All in all, the annual price charged for a domain should barely be complained about although i understand that many people dont have jobs to pay for such things. but think about this, having a company at say: www.mydesignsrulesothere.angelfire.com is a little bit of a put-off. so to pay a little bit annually in order to induce more customers, turns out to be much more worth it in the long run...if, however, you set up a good site...

[LuckyDan]

Read somewhere today godaddy offering domans as low as 3.5 $ (.com .net .org and .info) not sure if this is really true

Again there is a catch, you have to buy it in combination with hosting or other software and services. For the lowest domain price names -- all the generic ones and ones from other countries PLUS you get freebies check out websiteseurope.com Good luck to all.

[megsnewgroup]

I'm sure that when that happens though, it's the company who legally owns the domain and not you. I don't recommend services like these at all. Be leery.

hey.
i read this and was wondering how would you be able to insure that it is you whom owns the domain name ? who is best to go with ? also is it possible to purchase a domian name and get one with .com at the end and also the same name with .com.au ;/
thanks
megs