Domain Questions

AVG · 12-01-2006, 08:41 PM

I had a few questions regarding domain names:

- After 1 year of use, do I have to pay for it the next year?

- Will you host the domain or will I have to find a host myself?

antman · 12-01-2006, 08:47 PM

Hello AVG - Welcome to NamePros

[1] Yes, after 1 year of registering the name, you will be prompted to renew your domain for another year [or more if you wish]. The cost of renewals vary, but usually cost the same price as the price you registered it for. Note, if you don't pay for it, it will be dropped, and it will be harder for you to pick it up to reg again.

[2] Depending on where you register the name, hosting usually does not come with the domain. Cheap registrars allow you to change NameServers, and you will have to provide hosting yourself. You can have another host, and use URL forwarding so when someone accesses your URL, it forwards to another host. There are many cheap hosts around where you can just host your domains there.

abcde · 12-01-2006, 08:47 PM

Yes, you have to pay it yearly. or you can pay 10 years for one time if you have that much $$$

- You have to pay for hosting service too.

Halobitt · 12-01-2006, 11:07 PM

Some are automatically a 2 year reg:
.HN
.co.uk

dotnom · 12-02-2006, 04:15 AM

Domain Industry is pretty stable the last year and the cost for domain "renting" is dropped to minimum levels
Think about the profitability of your name. If you don't deal with internet too much it's better to register it for 2 or more year just to be sure you will not forget the renewal period

There are web hosting providers that offer you free domain name but i suggest to choose separately name and hosting provider for much better control over these two

ToyBoy3 · 12-27-2006, 11:43 PM

Hi,
Domain prices are always for 1 year. You have to again renew it for next year. You can register a domain for upto 10 years if you dont want to renew it every year.

Very few reputed companies do provide hosting free with domain.

http://www.nxtdomains.com offers domain registration for $8.95/yr and gives free web hosting, web site builder, complete email package, total DNS management, domain forwarding, parking, locking and masking and also domain status alerts. They also provide Free $25 Yahoo search marketing credit coupon too!

You can also buy domain in bulk.

other registrars are as follows:
http://www.enom.com ($29.95/yr)
http://www.register.com ($35.00/yr)

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antman < Custom User Title > Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 2,389 919.89 NP$ (Donate)	Hello AVG - Welcome to NamePros [1] Yes, after 1 year of registering the name, you will be prompted to renew your domain for another year [or more if you wish]. The cost of renewals vary, but usually cost the same price as the price you registered it for. Note, if you don't pay for it, it will be dropped, and it will be harder for you to pick it up to reg again. [2] Depending on where you register the name, hosting usually does not come with the domain. Cheap registrars allow you to change NameServers, and you will have to provide hosting yourself. You can have another host, and use URL forwarding so when someone accesses your URL, it forwards to another host. There are many cheap hosts around where you can just host your domains there. __________________ █ My Portfolio █ Content Creation █ Joomla Services

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dotnom Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: ZARDEN.com Posts: 1,541 156.80 NP$ (Donate)	Domain Industry is pretty stable the last year and the cost for domain "renting" is dropped to minimum levels Think about the profitability of your name. If you don't deal with internet too much it's better to register it for 2 or more year just to be sure you will not forget the renewal period There are web hosting providers that offer you free domain name but i suggest to choose separately name and hosting provider for much better control over these two __________________ >>> ZARDEN.com <<< ::: domain names ::: FOR SALE the following GEO Domains ALL with .COM TLD : CasablancaPRO - DelhiPRO - JakartaPRO - ManilaPRO - MilanoPRO - MonterreyPRO - NapoliPRO - SantiagoPRO - eEssen - eKoln/iKoln - iHanoi - iMaputo - iRecife/myRecife - iSalvador/mySalvador

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Halobitt NamePros Regular Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Scotland Posts: 853 476.20 NP$ (Donate)	Some are automatically a 2 year reg: .HN .co.uk

12-27-2006, 11:43 PM	#6 (permalink)
ToyBoy3 NamePros Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 44 0.00 NP$ (Donate)	Hi, Domain prices are always for 1 year. You have to again renew it for next year. You can register a domain for upto 10 years if you dont want to renew it every year. Very few reputed companies do provide hosting free with domain. http://www.nxtdomains.com offers domain registration for $8.95/yr and gives free web hosting, web site builder, complete email package, total DNS management, domain forwarding, parking, locking and masking and also domain status alerts. They also provide Free $25 Yahoo search marketing credit coupon too! You can also buy domain in bulk. other registrars are as follows: http://www.enom.com ($29.95/yr) http://www.register.com ($35.00/yr)

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