advice me a meaningful (at most 10 characters)domain name that hasnt registered yet...?
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Check out NameBoy -- this search engine allows you to search 2 key words & includes rhymes, spelling variations, etc. \n\nThe only affiliation I have with NameBoy is that they were a former client. We do NOT receive a commission for referral or any other compensation. I'm referring them to you simply because it's a great service.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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Of course. However, be advised that new domain names can be registered up to 10 years, and existing domain names can be renewed up to 9 years.\n\nCurrent technical rules dictate this. And no one's seeing any legit reason to change it.\n\nDave Zan\nhttp://www.DaveZan.com
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you can sign up for a domain name with godaddy.com they offer free redirection, with purchase of a domain name so you can get mysitesrealcool.com or what ever .com or .net is available, a free altrenative would use something like http://www.shorturl.com/ they off free url direction, but you would than be stuck with thier list of extensions like yoursite.funart.com or what ever. So I hope that assist you.
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The problem is that you're looking for two services for free. First, is the hosting. But if you want to have just your name, you're also looking for a free domain name.\n\nIf you've already registered your domain name, then you are looking for the provider to redirect the URL to his site. Registering a domain name costs money and you aren't likely to find that service for free. There are some that do it for minimal cost, but it's still a cost.
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EHostOne will let you host 5 domain names for $9 or 12 for $20.\nI doubt you can find unlimited that cheap
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"Your choice: Put your domain up for sale at its own address or tell the world your site's "coming soon"\n\nSince they register domain names, presumably you can "store" a domain on their servers  until you have the website completed and ready to upload to a host you have leased space from, or, until you sell it  - which they will apparently allow you to use the parked domain as a "domain for sale" site as they say "Put your domain up for sale at its own address".
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I would say 1And1.com a domain name is free it only $2.99 per month you get 5,000 Mb web space. 250 mouthly transfer volume... ect
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set up a web site and a name first
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1. See if it has a valid name before the "@" symbol.\n2. Only one @ symbol should be there\n3. After the @ symbol there should be a domain with atleast one "." dot with valid ending region like com, in, ca etc.\n\ndont get the feeling..arrrrrrrrr.. :)\nyou can not verify an email address without actually sending it..if its valid it will reach its destination.. otherwise it will bounce back to you.
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By using a company like ukreg.com or search for domain registration
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Yahoo can register your domain name ... I think they have a great deal for like $2.99 a year right now .... you can keep it for as long as you keep paying to keep it yours ... Network Solutions has a "lifetime" deal which holds the domain name for 100 years .... if you live that long
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I strongly disagree with BACHIR that it doesn't matter where you register your domain name with. It DOES matter, especially nowadays with many offering the moon and very few actually walking the talk.\n\nPrice, type of support, how they handle certain issues...all of those can affect your decision whom to go with. Do your research, ask questions (even dumb ones).\n\nBe aware.
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Your experience is very common. But without further details no one can say whether there's "foul suspected".\n\nOnly ICANN-accredited domain registrars can truly register domain names. But they form reseller partnerships with other companies to expand their services, especially hosting providers.\n\nUnfortunately not all resellers register a domain name in real time. Some actually put orders on queue and forward them to their registrar partner to register...if they're available.\n\nA lot can happen within a few minutes, especially if multiple parties are trying to register for the same name at the same time.\n\nBut to answer your question, no. Not yet, anyway.\n\nOn the other hand, there's another practice called "domain kiting" or domain tasting that's been going on. Essentially some parties register a domain name that's been "looked up", taste whatever traffic or see if anyone's interested in it, then either let it go within 120 hours (5 days) or keep it.\n\nIf what I explained above indeed occurred, don't contact the current registrant of the domain name and don't look it up on your browser. Give it about 120 hours (5 days) from its initial creation date.\n\nWith luck, it might become available by then. If it is, be sure to register it with a REAL domain registrar like Go Daddy, Domainsite, etc.\n\nBut again, without further details (like the domain name's WHOIS record minus the name), it's hard to say what possibly occurred. It could be coincidental for all we know.\n\nGood luck and good hunting.
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====================================\n\nActually .... \n\nIt depends on whether you plan to host a web site or not.\nIf you plan to have a web site, then there are several good\nhosting companies that will include FREE domain registration.\n\nIf you just want to register domain ... you really need to\ndo a search.  So many companies offer specials that unless\nyou check their site you'll not know about them.\n\nA word of caution ... read the fine print.  Just because you\ncan register it for a low fee doesn't mean that there aren't\nstrings attached.\n\n-------------------------------
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You need to Buy a Domain. Try Yahoo Small Business
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InterNIC | The Internet's Network Information Center \nThis website has been established to provide the public information regarding Internet domain name registration services and will be updated frequently. ...http://www.internic.net/ - 6k \n\nJottings.com - 100 oldest dot com domains \nTHE 100 OLDEST CURRENTLY-REGISTERED .COM DOMAINS. Find your own domain name at iWhois.com ... This domain list was part of a 30-Nov-2004 blog entry ...http://www.jottings.com/100-oldest-dot-com-domains.htm - 11k
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Try www.domaindlx.com