How can i register a free domain name?
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It can't be done. What you need to do is register a new domain name that is shorter, then move your website to the new domain. Or just use the domain name to automatically forward to your existing site.\n\nYahoo is running a special: For $2.99 you can register a new domain name.\n\nhttp://sbs.smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains/?p=TROPHY&ovmkt=NB518CV89QPBI1HVSF9SBJSIAC&OVRAW=domain&OVKEY=domain&OVMTC=standard
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web hosting and domain names are completely different, you can register your own domain for $5 if you want to, then you need hosting, just search yahoo for web hosting and find a cheap plan.
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The idiot above me doesn't understand what a domain is or he was just going for the points. I don't know of anywhere where you can get one for free but you can get one for $1.99 at Godaddy.com
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Try www.godaddy.com or you can go to www.freewebspace.com and get a free website domain.
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Try http://www.domaindlx.com It satisfies some of the criteria
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You need to register with a Domain Authoring Agency that is licensed with the government
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check domain.com\n\n:> peace
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You can go to any domain registrar and check for the availability of a domain.  If the domain is not available, most will offer suggestions of alternative options.  Network Solutions is good but very expensive for registration.  You can find cheaper domain registration through:\n\nGoDaddy - http://www.godaddy.com\nYahoo (limited to certain domain suffixes) - http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains/
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go to Yahoo Domains and register\n\nhttp://domains.yahoo.com
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I know you said you didn't want a Freewebs one but if you set up a Freewebs website then go to http://www.dot.tk you can get your own domain like >> http://www.myfanclub.tk or http://www.mywebsite.tk << and you also get 5 free forwarding e-mail addresses (i.e: owner@myfanclub.tk or shop@myfanclub.tk ) along with traffic checking facilities (tells you how many visitors you've had a month and from what part of the world.  It's worth it.  :-)  The only thing about the DotTK thing is you get an advertisement thing at the top of your website but you can send an sms/text message to a number (costs £1.50GBP) to have the advert removed forever.
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I use register.com, simply because they are very reliable, and domain propagation is very fast. If you only want a domain, then you should choose their "domain only" package.
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The best place to get a free website that uses your own domain is http://www.webstarts.com.
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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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Many hosting companies will include a free domain name if you pay for their hosting service. In actuality, they just bundle the cost into your monthly fees. Someone must pay to register the domain name, and it is very unlikely that someone will do it for you out of the kindness of their heart.
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you can register for tickle. www.dot.tk\nthere you can get a free domain name (.tk)
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I think SiteKreator's "personal account" may satisfy all your requirements, and best of all, it's 100% free (yaaaaaaaay!): \n\nNow, if you want your own domain name (such as www.MyElectionSite.com), and email (me@myelectionsite.com), you'll need to buy that yourself.  I currently use GoDaddy.com for my domain name purchases, and I haven't had a problem with them yet (unlike RegisterFly!). \n\nCreating the site itself should be rather easy for a novice, but you may want someone with a little more knowledge to handle your hosting settings (or you can ask the extraordinarily helpful people at SiteKreator.com, who have helped me many times).
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There are couple of ways to buy a domain name. \n1. Go to a domain registrar like 1and1 Internet and type in the domain name you are interested in to search to see if it is available for purchase. If the domain has not been registered then you can just following the instructions to register the domain yourself. 1and1 Internet offers the best domain package around for $5.99, which includes free 1GB email/Webmail, 5-page starter Web site and lots of tools/softwares to get you online. See a sample Web site at http://www.superfina.com\n\n2. If the domain that you want is already registered by someone else then you can go to domain aftermarket such as Sedo to see if you can purchase it from its owner. Sedo is a gloabl marketplace for buying and selling domain names and Web sites. You can also park your domain name with Sedo and earn money. Another good domain aftermarket is Afternic.