Yahoo was offering Domain names in $03.00 recently. Is that still available ? Anbdy els ofrng same so chply ?
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Check out GoDaddy.com\n\nYou can also check out some options for hosting w/ domain name included. They'll cost a bit more, but you might find a bargain.
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you can transfer your domain name from your current hosting provider to yahoo.\n\nhere is a link you can start with\nhttp://sbs.smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains/redelegation.php
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There is an annual fee for every domain name you register, and this fee is not refundable even if you cancel your registration.  Very few people actively cancel registrations  - they usually passively let them expire - since there is no financial benefit.  Every domain name registrar has this policy, not just Yahoo!  \n\nSo, if you registered wosley.net and realized wosley.com is a better fit for you, you will have to register the second name and pay for the new name.  You can't "return" the old name.\n\nHowever, you don't have to pay for a second hosting plan.  Once you have registered your new domain name, let your hosting provider (in this case, Yahoo!) know that your domain name has changed. They will change their servers to reflect the new domain name registration\n\nIf you choose to register your domain name thru a registar other than Yahoo!, your domain name registration remains with that registrar and you are responsible for all ongoing domain name registration/renewal fees. To use your existing domain name with a Yahoo! service you have to direct your name servers to Yahoo!. You will need to do a DNS transfer.  Here is the info for Yahoo! hosting:\n\nPrimary name server: yns1.yahoo.com \nPrimary IP address: 66.218.71.205 \nSecondary name server: yns2.yahoo.com \nSecondary IP address: 216.109.116.20 \n\nI recommend registering the new domain name and pointing it to Yahoo! before having Yahoo! change their records so you don't have any down time.  \n\nAlso, your old domain name is not "useless".  You can forward your old domain to your new domain, so that if someone types in www.olddomain.com they get redirected to www.newdomain.com
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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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Check eBay 'Domain Names' Category. There are alot of names on there that sold in the $100s and some other rare ones sold in the $1000s. That is the only place I know of. If there are more I don't know of them. Since I do not do stuff like this.\nGood Luck!!!
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I think that Yahoo doesn't provide this to just anybody.  It is only available to Yahoo Web Hosting clients.  The documentation on this can be found here:\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/webhosting/sitebuilder2/sitesearch/
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webhosting.yahoo.com\n\nthey explain it all!  and they have cheap domain names!  http://domains.yahoo.com
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I want to know too! The cheapest I found was GoDaddy...
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There is nowhere to get free domain names that I know of.\n\nOnce they expire, if a company doesn't purchase the name, they go back into the mix for anyone to purchase.\n\nBut I don't know of anywhere that gives away expired names, they expired because the annual fee wasn't paid.  You would have to pay it to get the name silly.
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I get my free web hosting with no advertisement from 50webs.\n\nThey allow you to have subdomains for example http://earncash.50webs.com and there is no advertisement.\n\nYou can also purchase a domain name from yahoo for USD 2.99 and have 50webs host it for you free. If you're interested, follow these steps! \n\n1. Log onto http://www.50webs.com/ to get your free web host account. It's totally free and has no advertisement. Only drawback it's 60MB space and no PHP support. Other than that it's all good! \n\n2. Now log on to http://sbs.smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domai... to get your domain name for only USD 2.99 a year! \n\n3. Once you get your domain name, which is usually instantly. Update the Nameservers from 50webs into Yahoo's Control Panel. \n\n4. Wait 24-48 hours. \n\nWalla! Your site http://www.wanginternet.com (My Sample) is up on the web all for only USD 2.99! Don't spend anymore than that! Unless you need php/asp/db support. \n\nHope you find this info useful. Good Luck!
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If by free domain you mean web hosting space, there are lots of places, though many will put ads on your site.  For example, http://geocities.yahoo.com, http://angelfire.com, http://dreamhosters.dreamhost.com.\n\nIf you mean a free domain name, often the best way is to get a web hosting package with a company that offers one.  Dreamhost offers one free domain name with their packages, and I think most others do now too.  Though really....a domain name is only $10 a year.
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I've found godaddy.com to be cheap and reliable. They offered me a $1.99 special this week as a repeat customer, but normal price is $7.95 for a .com (.org & .name are more). Prices in USD. They've been around for a number of years, and I've used them for hosting and other services with reliable results.
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It's fairly easy. If you want to own your own domain then you need to purchase it. If that is the case then go to http://www.doteasy.com \nIf you want a free page then you can go to several free page hosts but since we are on yahoo go to yahoo/geocities http://geocities.sbc.yahoo.com/
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http://www.ipowerweb.com/\n\nclaims up to 100 domains for $2.95
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buy your domain from yahoo, (assuming you mean your yahoo account)
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I'm sure it will be minimal, at least in its current form. I think the value to Yahoo! is to keep people hanging around their portal, and to add value to the brand. They might start selling ads targeted at keywords in the questions (i.e., ask a question about hotels in NYC and you get ads from hotels in NYC), but that would take a while to really make money, and I doubt it would ever become a real cash cow for them.
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Godaddy.com will register domains for you at $5.95 per year for .info domains and you don't have to buy anything else.\nYou also get free DNS and several other features that many other registrars don't offer\n\nThey also offer volume discounts\n\nThat Yahoo price requires that you also sign up for hosting.