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-Frikkle :alien:
 
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The views expressed on this page by users and staff are their own, not those of NamePros.
It shouldn't matter from a "Domainers POV" anyway

Mixing domain registrations with Hosting companies = Problems for Domainers most times

Are "pushes" Free or even allowed ?
Are transfers out a Royal pain in the Posterior?
Do you actually own the domains or does the hosting company ?



It's sad people ruin it for people who possibly could utilize the offer .. But no big loss from a Domainers Perspective.

Any domains reg'd there that you Really wish to keep may present a problem down the road IMO -
 
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ex me, how can i get domain for 100% free?
if it possible?
 
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Domain cost money, there is no way to get it free unless a company or someone else pays for it.

www.DomainLagoon.com is one site that provides a free domain by filling out offers (which pays them, to pay for your domain)
 
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Sakura said:
Domain cost money, there is no way to get it free unless a company or someone else pays for it.

www.DomainLagoon.com is one site that provides a free domain by filling out offers (which pays them, to pay for your domain)

DomainLagoon is one and the other is ezyrewards.com . I am with both programs and have reg domains with them both. I have moved one of the domains out after the waiting period and move it to GD. But nonetheless both are programs for free domains.
 
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Yes, that is why i listed them here.

http://anotherfree.com/

is owned by domainlagoon, but with different system, so no you will not get to sign up on both.

Although they both provide free domains for filing out offers , most offers no cc required.
 
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