Example of "No Fee" website:\nhttp://www.pinstripefinance.com/legal/no_win_no_fee.htm\nCan someone develop differences briefly?  Any caveats?
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Free is no fee ever\n\nContingent fee means there might be a future, incidental charge; or it's free of charge on a trial basis for a set\nperiod and then you pay a set fee.
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I have yet to find such a site that is not oriented to one side or the other.\nSo take what you read on the sites in these links with a grain of salt. Most of them a BIG GRAIN!
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parkerjr2 is right about learning a bit more stuff.\n\nYou might also consider godaddy which has templated sites, forums, shopping carts and so on. Not expensive either.\n\nNothing prevents you from having your site and forum on one host and the shopping cart on another (yahoo has a shopping cart service which many people use - you don't even realize it's yahoo until you check out).
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Not bad for a first attempt.\n\nDo a search for similar sites and get an idea of what your competition is doing.
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No its not free. They is a fee to pay the State in which its established, check with the Division of Corporations of your State. In Florida the website for these things is very good. You can probably in your state too, go online and seach if someone is already using the name... also you may want to register a logo or color/design scheme, etc... I like the idea of registering a .com with that exact name. Thats what I did with my business you may want to form an INC. or LLC or other protective sheild in the event that you screw someone up and they sue you... I guess that would help keep your liability lower or something. Best to check with a Patent, Trademark Lawyer and have it done by a pro. You don't want someone (like me) snagging your name and making things harder for you to be unique in your industry. I have had others tag onto my business names by little thing like adding an "S" or reversing the words, etc... The way I see it... I'm ALWAYS on the first page of modt search engines for the keywords that I want searched, if not TOP first on the list, Im always on the first page.
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I haven't tried this one but it looks interesting:\nhttp://www.sitesell.com/
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Cut out the 1&1 out of the picture and use ebay. You will learn Pay Pal there and get a little experience. Then if you want to do the 1&1 that would be fine but you might want to be more in control of your own site and business in which case I'd go with Yahoo Sitebuilder as any novice can build your own website with their software. My site costs $11.95 a month and I love it.
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I found this and hope it helps you answer your questions!\n\n"netspend.net (Network) \n\nThe domain that you requested, netspend.net, has already been registered by the organization below. Please click here to see other options for this name. As an alternative, you can also let the Domain Brokers from Sedo acquire netspend.net on the secondary market for you.\n\n\n   Registrant: \n      NetSpend Corporation\n      Rogelio Sosa\n      11624 Jollyville Rd 1134 \n      Austin, TX 78759\n      US\n      Email: Roy.Sosa@NETSPEND.COM\n\n   Registrar Name....: REGISTER.COM, INC.\n   Registrar Whois...: whois.register.com\n   Registrar Homepage: www.register.com \n\n   Domain Name: netspend.net\n\n      Created on..............: Wed, Apr 21, 1999\n      Expires on..............: Sat, Apr 21, 2007\n      Record last updated on..: Fri, Feb 24, 2006\n\n   Administrative Contact:\n      NetSpend Corporation\n      NetSpend Hostmaster\n      501 Congress Avenue Suite 18\n      Austin, TX 78701\n      US\n      Phone: 512-473-2020\n      Email: hostmaster@netspend.net\n\n   Technical Contact:\n      NetSpend Corporation\n      NetSpend Hostmaster\n      501 Congress Avenue Suite 18\n      Austin, TX 78701\n      US\n      Phone: 512-473-2020\n      Email: hostmaster@netspend.net\n\n   DNS Servers:\n\n   ns2.netspend.net\n   ns3.netspend.net\n   ns.netspend.net"\n\n"Roy Sosa, Bertrand Sosa\nNetSpend Corporation\nAustin, Texas \n\nRoy and Bertrand Sosa moved with their family to Texas from Mexico as teenagers and settled in Austin. As they reached their late 20s, they knew the frustration of young people who had cash but no established credit history. Their solution was to devise a pre-paid debit card marketed to teenagers that would power online purchases. In 1999, working out of their apartment, they founded NetSpend Corporation with a modest $750 initial investment. \n\nHowever, the brothers quickly realized that greater demand for their card was coming from the “unbanked” population—those without a banking relationship who are typically low-income and minority consumers—who were looking for the benefits of card transactions, such as access safety and flexibility, without the need for a bank account or credit history. \n\nNetSpend’s core product is the All-Access MasterCard that users can purchase at more than 2,500 check cashing, grocery, and convenience stores across the U.S. Equally important, the Sosa brothers launched an extensive technological platform linking to national financial networks, such as PULSE and MasterCard, to support their cards. NetSpend, now with about 600,000 account holders, is the country’s biggest and fastest-growing processor and marketer of prepaid debit cards. In 2004, the Sosa brothers expect NetSpend to process $1 billion in transactions."\n\n"Mailing Address:\n\nNetSpend Corporation\nPO Box 2136\nAustin, TX 78768-2136\nFax: (512) 532-8308 \nE-mail:\n\nGeneral Questions and Comments:\ninfo@netspend.com\n\n\nEmployment Opportunities:\njobs@netspend.com\n\n\nWebsite Comments/Questions:\nwebmaster@netspend.com \nCustomer Service:\n\nToll-free: 1-86-NETSPEND between 8AM-10PM CST, Monday through Friday and 8AM-8PM CST, Saturday and Sunday.\ncustomerservice@netspend.com \nBusiness Relations and Media:\n\nBusiness Relations and Media\nNetSpend Corporation\nPO Box 2136\nAustin, TX 78768-2136\nmediarelations@netspend.com\npartnerships@netspend.com"
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A very good site. Looks cool. If you want to get a full domain name, and keep your old site, check out www.dot.tk, they will give you a full domain name, with a Javascrit redirect link. Check it out!
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Book:\nInteresting, the 2nd link is the Site Builder manual and doesn't say anything about it.  \n\nSwitch to Nvu--best free one I've tried.
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No there is not. Most of them are a scam. I haven't found any that are reasonable and easy to understand. all want money and nothing else to do with you after getting the money. Don't fall for the scam. I lost about 150 already just trying to find something.
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Of course you don't want to pay.  Someone once passed the ones below onto me, you can try them out, if you wish.  The only one I know of personally is Yahoo 360 and it's very good.
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Hello furball, \n\nI want to tell you about great site I found. They pay me to read e-mail, \nvisit web sites and much more. When you open the given link, you will\nfind the ‘sign up’ OR ‘sing in’ OR ‘join’ option on the top or left                                                                                                              of the web page. Click the sign up \nand just enter your e-mail address and you are ready to collect lot of \nmoney in your account. Just do it.\n\nIt's free to join and easy to sign up! CLICK THESE\nLINKS TO VISIT: http://www.thegoldcave.com/pages/index.php?refid=neeraj\nhttp://www.500cents-500dollars.org/pages/index.php?refid=neeraj\nhttp://www.25-dollars-mail.com/pages/index.php?refid=nkt
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I am not sure if it is a fishing page, but the name should give a clue to anyone that it is not legit.  If it were free lotto, then why would you have to pay to play? I tend to stay away from too good to be true web pages, just like the mail we used to get, if it is too good to be true, then it probably is.
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If you ask a question on Google Answers and get no response, you still have to pay a $0.50 non-refundable listing fee.\n\nI'm not sure how you're relating putting a price on your answer to gambling. In any business, you have to put a price on what you're selling. In this case, however, you have to tell people in advance how much you want to pay for something, and if someone thinks it's a good deal they'll offer you their answer for sale. If you want to pay too little, no one will want to do business with you.\n\nDue to the non-refundable fee and the fee you pay for the question itself, a credit card is absolutely necessary. If you are underage and don't have one, Google Answers probably isn't the place for you.\n\nAs long as you are 13+, though, you can ask your questions for free here on Yahoo! Answers. The only thing you have to pay with is imaginary points, which you can earn back by answering questions. Even though you're not charged here, you can still get many great answers.
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be careful with sites like that one because you can be charged big time, take it from someone who has been there done that lol
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That site didn't work for me... are you sure it isn't a scam?\n\nOkay, a second try and now it seems to work.  A quick check of WHOIS shows the site registed to Boling Jiang in Overland Park, Kansas. Not sure what his business model is, but it sure seems like a very good offer. But you know what they say about things that seem too good to be true...\n\nBack again with another edit... I noticed several typos on their home page, and slow response in clicking on links. The forum wouldn't open and their FAQ link returned an error.  The bottom paragraph says, "So What's the Catch? \nThere is none! You only have to follow our guidelines and we place a small collapsible text banner on your page. That's right, only quality web hosting and reliable servers! Sign up today for some speedy hosting!"\n\nA search of Google only showed a few hits for sites on their servers (scsc.3000mb.com was one) but it didn't show a text banner as far as I could tell.