Jan
go to http://www.freedomain.co.nr/
You can get YOURDOMAINNAME.co.nr - this is the closest you can get to a "free" domain name.
While this is a subdomain, looks as good as a domain!
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Dear Friend,
There are hundreds of providers who can give you FREE domain. BUT as a sub-domain. E.g. Google. They have their own page-creator domain on which we can set-up our own google Log in and start to use it. And Yes! BLOGS are are the most imp place where you can also have your own domain e.g. Blogger or Sqwedoo etc.
BUT unfortunately NOBODY will GIVE YOU FREE DOMAIN. Until and unless if a company is your best friend or have a personal relation with them. Otherwise, Don't expact FREE lunch. Try to reg on www.networksolutions.com or most popular godaddy.com
All the best for your Website.
SG.
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geocities. its on yahoo's homepage
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I use www.namecheap.com. DO NOT use Godaddy.com. This service will take ownership of your domain name if you get a few SPAM complaints.
I'm guessing you're going to try online marketing?
Start with a blog first.
I'm not kidding.
blogger.com That's straight from Google.
If you're asking a question about free domains I have to assume you're pretty new at all this.
Nothing wrong with that, but to save yourself some massive time, cost and late night crying here are 2 great places to start:
Blogger.com
Squidoo.com
I have a free video I just put up this afternoon that will help you out.
http://www.squidoo.com/theguruassassin
It's on my lens.
Make sure you pause it as you can jot down sweet keywords to optimize for.
Does that help?
FYI: some of the biggest sites on the net now are free blogs.
It's called "social media" and it's where the web is going right now. DO NOT get sucked into the hype around buying a site and trying to sell stuff.
There is a right way and a wrong way to do it.
Good luck! Hit me back if you need any more info.
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