Where would I get a 100% free Top Level Domain?
Q. Where would I get a 100% free Top Level Domain? Where would I get one that's free, with no offers required, no surveys, forum posts, ads, no phone, no credit card etc. Thanks so much! Jack Smith
Asked by Jack Smith - Wed Dec 3 13:05:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is essentially no site out there that gives away free domain names to the general public, let alone one that fits your very picky requirements. There is a reason why you have to complete offers, fill out surveys, posts on forums, etc. to get a free domain. Domain registration requires a fee, so no company can just give away domain names to everyone without being in debt to the tune of possibly nearly a billion dollars, if not more. So they obviously have to get their money back somehow. Besides cost, there is a privacy and liability issue. See, with domain registration, you have to fill out your personal information. When I say personal information, I mean everything short of your social security number, Your email. Your phone… [cont.]
Answered by Victor - Wed Dec 3 15:25:39 2008
Q. Where would I get a 100% free Top Level Domain? Where would I get one that's free, with no offers required, no surveys, forum posts, ads, no phone, no credit card etc. Thanks so much! Jack Smith
Asked by Jack Smith - Wed Dec 3 13:05:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is essentially no site out there that gives away free domain names to the general public, let alone one that fits your very picky requirements. There is a reason why you have to complete offers, fill out surveys, posts on forums, etc. to get a free domain. Domain registration requires a fee, so no company can just give away domain names to everyone without being in debt to the tune of possibly nearly a billion dollars, if not more. So they obviously have to get their money back somehow. Besides cost, there is a privacy and liability issue. See, with domain registration, you have to fill out your personal information. When I say personal information, I mean everything short of your social security number, Your email. Your phone… [cont.]
Answered by Victor - Wed Dec 3 15:25:39 2008
TLD Creating a Top-level domain. How is this done? How can someone start a TLD like .hot or .new?
Q. TLD Creating a Top-level domain. How is this done? How can someone start a TLD like .hot or .new?
Asked by pinkspace - Thu Jul 19 05:34:08 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. only ICANN can allow a new TLD it is an international organisation which has basic administration over internet names ICANN = Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
Answered by The Death Bunny - Thu Jul 19 05:40:13 2007
Q. TLD Creating a Top-level domain. How is this done? How can someone start a TLD like .hot or .new?
Asked by pinkspace - Thu Jul 19 05:34:08 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. only ICANN can allow a new TLD it is an international organisation which has basic administration over internet names ICANN = Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
Answered by The Death Bunny - Thu Jul 19 05:40:13 2007
Why was the top level domain .co.uk used instead of .uk?
Q. Ireland has the domain .ie, and Spain has .es - no need for co qualifiers. I believe the .co is short for commercial, but as far as I know there are no domains that drop the .co, although I could be wrong. Anyone know the skinny with this?
Asked by Paul B - Mon Oct 26 19:29:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Good question.
Answered by xD - Mon Oct 26 19:36:21 2009
Q. Ireland has the domain .ie, and Spain has .es - no need for co qualifiers. I believe the .co is short for commercial, but as far as I know there are no domains that drop the .co, although I could be wrong. Anyone know the skinny with this?
Asked by Paul B - Mon Oct 26 19:29:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Good question.
Answered by xD - Mon Oct 26 19:36:21 2009
Top Level Domain for home server set up?
Q. I am configuring Windows Server 2003 R2 and would like to install DNS and AD. but before I start I need to know if I should use a .local or .com Top Level Domain (TLD) I know the differences of each and that a .com would require it registered on the web etc. I am simply looking for the pro's and con's to each set up, thanks
Asked by mobile_wireless_news - Sat Aug 18 19:12:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Keep it to a local dns server, your domain registrar will handle your external dns and the service comes free with the registration. Do NOT let it show dns to the internet. For successful dns you need multiple servers for redundancy in any case.
Answered by Colinc - Sat Aug 18 21:39:57 2007
Q. I am configuring Windows Server 2003 R2 and would like to install DNS and AD. but before I start I need to know if I should use a .local or .com Top Level Domain (TLD) I know the differences of each and that a .com would require it registered on the web etc. I am simply looking for the pro's and con's to each set up, thanks
Asked by mobile_wireless_news - Sat Aug 18 19:12:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Keep it to a local dns server, your domain registrar will handle your external dns and the service comes free with the registration. Do NOT let it show dns to the internet. For successful dns you need multiple servers for redundancy in any case.
Answered by Colinc - Sat Aug 18 21:39:57 2007
How can we purchase/register a top level domain name? Like .com, .net, .org and so on?
Q. How can we purchase/register a top level domain name? I mean we have .com .net .org and so on but is it possible for me to purchase my own domain? Like .ak(Alaska) for example. How much would this cost and what would be the requirements for this? Hope to receive a response from someone in the know. To the answers, I mean like my OWN domain. top level domain. If I purchase a "normal" domain name I'd register like thedomainilike.com or the domainilike.net But what I mean here is that I'd like to have my own .domainilike So people can purchase a domain name on my top level domain. They can register a new domain name, example let's say yahoo bought a domain on my top level domain which I'll name .domain so that new yahoo url would look like… [cont.]
Asked by popowapu - Mon Feb 13 17:02:16 2006 - - 3 Answers - 4 Comments
A. The domain names extensions are not given out for commercial use, but each country has been given its own name and some are willing to sell them. However, if the extension you're looking for doesn't belong to some small country, you're out of luck. Sorry.
Answered by Flif - Tue Feb 14 00:19:02 2006
Q. How can we purchase/register a top level domain name? I mean we have .com .net .org and so on but is it possible for me to purchase my own domain? Like .ak(Alaska) for example. How much would this cost and what would be the requirements for this? Hope to receive a response from someone in the know. To the answers, I mean like my OWN domain. top level domain. If I purchase a "normal" domain name I'd register like thedomainilike.com or the domainilike.net But what I mean here is that I'd like to have my own .domainilike So people can purchase a domain name on my top level domain. They can register a new domain name, example let's say yahoo bought a domain on my top level domain which I'll name .domain so that new yahoo url would look like… [cont.]
Asked by popowapu - Mon Feb 13 17:02:16 2006 - - 3 Answers - 4 Comments
A. The domain names extensions are not given out for commercial use, but each country has been given its own name and some are willing to sell them. However, if the extension you're looking for doesn't belong to some small country, you're out of luck. Sorry.
Answered by Flif - Tue Feb 14 00:19:02 2006
I need a top-level domain name for free?
Q. is there any websites for free top-level domain hosting FOREVER? I'm desperate - ive been looking for months... please?
Asked by J.D. - Wed Jun 11 23:28:56 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well free webhosting is not recommended because once the bandwidth gets over people can not visit your website .. i am using bluehost webhosting for mine
Answered by adam - Thu Jun 12 18:09:48 2008
Q. is there any websites for free top-level domain hosting FOREVER? I'm desperate - ive been looking for months... please?
Asked by J.D. - Wed Jun 11 23:28:56 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well free webhosting is not recommended because once the bandwidth gets over people can not visit your website .. i am using bluehost webhosting for mine
Answered by adam - Thu Jun 12 18:09:48 2008
Where is NZ top-level domain?
Q. Type "site:.nz" in Google. You'll not see any site with URL like "www.site.nz". Only .co.nz; .org.nz; an.nz and others... Why? Why New Zealand sites don't use the top-level domain? I want to know: there is not any NZ site which had a domain name without any "co" or "org" before the ".nz". Why?
Asked by Olhado - Sat Jan 3 07:40:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You would need to ask iana nz is used as a country code top level domain. The final .nz makes nz the top level.. the fact that they also put the .com .net etc is to distinguish the type business not the TLD in this case. Registrations are at
Answered by Tracy L - Sat Jan 3 07:56:04 2009
Q. Type "site:.nz" in Google. You'll not see any site with URL like "www.site.nz". Only .co.nz; .org.nz; an.nz and others... Why? Why New Zealand sites don't use the top-level domain? I want to know: there is not any NZ site which had a domain name without any "co" or "org" before the ".nz". Why?
Asked by Olhado - Sat Jan 3 07:40:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You would need to ask iana nz is used as a country code top level domain. The final .nz makes nz the top level.. the fact that they also put the .com .net etc is to distinguish the type business not the TLD in this case. Registrations are at
Answered by Tracy L - Sat Jan 3 07:56:04 2009
Is the tr described here: .tr is the Internet country code top-level domain?
Q. .tr is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Turkey. It is administered by Middle East Technical University Computer Center. .nc.tr is used as a second-level domain for the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, as it has no country code assigned. The same as the one seen below
Asked by shasta_inkw - Thu Oct 22 22:23:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The top level domain name is always the last one BEFORE the "/". Anything after the "/" has nothng to do with internet addressing - only internal processing at the website. The top level domain in your example is "ORG".
Answered by Risk-averse - Thu Oct 22 22:38:15 2009
Q. .tr is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Turkey. It is administered by Middle East Technical University Computer Center. .nc.tr is used as a second-level domain for the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, as it has no country code assigned. The same as the one seen below
Asked by shasta_inkw - Thu Oct 22 22:23:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The top level domain name is always the last one BEFORE the "/". Anything after the "/" has nothng to do with internet addressing - only internal processing at the website. The top level domain in your example is "ORG".
Answered by Risk-averse - Thu Oct 22 22:38:15 2009
Can i register TLD (Top Level Domain) as an Individual?
Q. I want to register a TLD. I would like to know the Rules and Regulations, eligibility and other requirements for registering a TLD. Please advise. I need a detailed explanation GUYS and not an answer in YES or NO. Hey! Guys Hold on... Like .com i want to register for a .myownextention. is this possible?
Asked by Krishnam - Tue Apr 18 01:15:52 2006 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes, you can register one as an individual. The basic rules of a TLD can be found at or at any registrar's Web site. UPDATE: It's easiest to buy a domain if you have a credit card. You can buy one with a check if it's a .com, .net, etc. type domain and you use godaddy.com. There's really nothing to it. You just search for the domain you want; once you find one you like, you go ahead, provide your contact information and pay. For .com, .net, .org and most other TLDs, just go to and follow the instructions there. If you want a specific domain in another TLD, such as a country's TLD (.jp, etc.), you'll need to use that country's domain registrars. Google "{Country name} domain registrar", where {Country name} is the name of the… [cont.]
Answered by Doug V - Tue Apr 18 01:18:43 2006
Q. I want to register a TLD. I would like to know the Rules and Regulations, eligibility and other requirements for registering a TLD. Please advise. I need a detailed explanation GUYS and not an answer in YES or NO. Hey! Guys Hold on... Like .com i want to register for a .myownextention. is this possible?
Asked by Krishnam - Tue Apr 18 01:15:52 2006 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes, you can register one as an individual. The basic rules of a TLD can be found at or at any registrar's Web site. UPDATE: It's easiest to buy a domain if you have a credit card. You can buy one with a check if it's a .com, .net, etc. type domain and you use godaddy.com. There's really nothing to it. You just search for the domain you want; once you find one you like, you go ahead, provide your contact information and pay. For .com, .net, .org and most other TLDs, just go to and follow the instructions there. If you want a specific domain in another TLD, such as a country's TLD (.jp, etc.), you'll need to use that country's domain registrars. Google "{Country name} domain registrar", where {Country name} is the name of the… [cont.]
Answered by Doug V - Tue Apr 18 01:18:43 2006
Can a computer have two DNS names that fall in different top-level domains? If so, give a plausible example. I?
Q. Can a computer have two DNS names that fall in different top-level domains? If so, give a plausible example. If not, explain why not.
Asked by ms c - Fri Feb 13 14:33:59 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry, I'm not doing your coursework for you, but a hint is maybe two network cards.
Answered by Ian S - Fri Feb 13 14:46:45 2009
Q. Can a computer have two DNS names that fall in different top-level domains? If so, give a plausible example. If not, explain why not.
Asked by ms c - Fri Feb 13 14:33:59 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry, I'm not doing your coursework for you, but a hint is maybe two network cards.
Answered by Ian S - Fri Feb 13 14:46:45 2009
where can i find top level domain names free?
Q. where can i find top level domain names free?
Asked by Mingy - Fri Nov 28 08:32:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to co.cc thanks
Answered by Jobin - Fri Nov 28 09:36:05 2008
Q. where can i find top level domain names free?
Asked by Mingy - Fri Nov 28 08:32:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to co.cc thanks
Answered by Jobin - Fri Nov 28 09:36:05 2008
The price of top-level domain names worth OF VQZF.COM?
Q. I have some 4 letters domain , and want to sell them. please tell me the price ,you think of ,thanks vqzf.com nkqf.com qkzo.com qmxe.com qrdo.com rdlq.com Please understand the people of the evaluation of,thanks MSN mingzhongyiguan@hotmail.c om
Asked by mingzhongyiguan@hotmail.com - Sun Nov 29 21:45:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most domains similar to those sell for less then their registration price (many times just $1), sorry. lll.COMs can sell for high but need to be an acronym for something, or be pronounceable. Qs usuaily reduce the value, but I think the three that start with Q are probably the most valuable on the list but probably sell for less than $20.
Answered by Nate D - Mon Nov 30 18:54:58 2009
Q. I have some 4 letters domain , and want to sell them. please tell me the price ,you think of ,thanks vqzf.com nkqf.com qkzo.com qmxe.com qrdo.com rdlq.com Please understand the people of the evaluation of,thanks MSN mingzhongyiguan@hotmail.c om
Asked by mingzhongyiguan@hotmail.com - Sun Nov 29 21:45:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most domains similar to those sell for less then their registration price (many times just $1), sorry. lll.COMs can sell for high but need to be an acronym for something, or be pronounceable. Qs usuaily reduce the value, but I think the three that start with Q are probably the most valuable on the list but probably sell for less than $20.
Answered by Nate D - Mon Nov 30 18:54:58 2009
what do the 6 top-level domain names mean?
Q. what do the 6 top-level domain names mean?
Asked by Reenie - Tue Oct 27 20:36:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. what do the 6 top-level domain names mean?
Asked by Reenie - Tue Oct 27 20:36:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
can you tell me how can i register a top level domain name like .eu, .pk, .us, .cc like these?
Q. can you tell me how can i register a top level domain name like .eu, .pk, .us, .cc like these?
Asked by asim nawaz - Thu Apr 27 16:45:49 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some of the domains you list are restricted i.e. only for registered entities in the area. Good old .com is open for anyone. You need to check the rules for each domain. I'm sure someone can point you to a site that lists which are open and which are restricted.
Answered by hk_in_limerick - Thu Apr 27 16:49:35 2006
Q. can you tell me how can i register a top level domain name like .eu, .pk, .us, .cc like these?
Asked by asim nawaz - Thu Apr 27 16:45:49 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some of the domains you list are restricted i.e. only for registered entities in the area. Good old .com is open for anyone. You need to check the rules for each domain. I'm sure someone can point you to a site that lists which are open and which are restricted.
Answered by hk_in_limerick - Thu Apr 27 16:49:35 2006
Free TLD (top level domain) website?
Q. Is there a website like Ezyrewards, Ezyfree, Free Domains Box, Free Domain, Domain Lagoon, Hosting Lagoon, and Pay by Offers where you can get a free TLD with no ads by giving money to another account which is owned by me by completeing FREE (no credit card) offers or by refering people?
Asked by Bobby - Fri Nov 7 21:49:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. "Free Domains" here --- free TDL
Answered by Luis S - Sat Nov 8 05:04:19 2008
Q. Is there a website like Ezyrewards, Ezyfree, Free Domains Box, Free Domain, Domain Lagoon, Hosting Lagoon, and Pay by Offers where you can get a free TLD with no ads by giving money to another account which is owned by me by completeing FREE (no credit card) offers or by refering people?
Asked by Bobby - Fri Nov 7 21:49:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. "Free Domains" here --- free TDL
Answered by Luis S - Sat Nov 8 05:04:19 2008
What is a Top Level Domain?
Q. What is a Top Level Domain?
Asked by Siberian Man - Thu May 31 14:08:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A top-level domain is the "com" in a site such as yahoo.com
Answered by Dan C - Thu May 31 14:13:54 2007
Q. What is a Top Level Domain?
Asked by Siberian Man - Thu May 31 14:08:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A top-level domain is the "com" in a site such as yahoo.com
Answered by Dan C - Thu May 31 14:13:54 2007
Where can I register for a free top-level domain name? No credit cards please.?
Q. Where can I register for a free top-level domain name? No credit cards please.?
Asked by CuDoPa - Sat Aug 26 04:05:05 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. geocities
Answered by baba - Sat Aug 26 04:18:42 2006
Q. Where can I register for a free top-level domain name? No credit cards please.?
Asked by CuDoPa - Sat Aug 26 04:05:05 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. geocities
Answered by baba - Sat Aug 26 04:18:42 2006
is there such a thing as .jobs top level domain?
Q. is there such a thing as .jobs top level domain?
Asked by Michael M - Fri Aug 24 10:59:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. "The .jobs domain is reserved for human resource managers and is sponsored by Employ Media LLC."
Answered by metalicurt - Fri Aug 24 11:10:40 2007
Q. is there such a thing as .jobs top level domain?
Asked by Michael M - Fri Aug 24 10:59:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. "The .jobs domain is reserved for human resource managers and is sponsored by Employ Media LLC."
Answered by metalicurt - Fri Aug 24 11:10:40 2007
Is their a way to refine what top level domains you get in a web search?
Q. I want to do a google(or other search engin for that matter) search where the only results I get are .org and .edu ones.
Asked by David - Fri Dec 11 13:42:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. using site: (that's site followed by a colon) search operator will restrict your results to the domain specified. For example: dog food site:.org See for more on operators.
Answered by Michael Stormoen - Fri Dec 11 14:31:13 2009
Q. I want to do a google(or other search engin for that matter) search where the only results I get are .org and .edu ones.
Asked by David - Fri Dec 11 13:42:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. using site: (that's site followed by a colon) search operator will restrict your results to the domain specified. For example: dog food site:.org See for more on operators.
Answered by Michael Stormoen - Fri Dec 11 14:31:13 2009
What top-level domains should I avoid when writing research papers?
Q. What top-level domains should I avoid when writing research papers?
Asked by Brandon Taylor - Tue Dec 2 10:43:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Particularly, never mention Wikipedia (or any other encyclopedia) as your source, because that is *sure* to get ensure a lower score. If possible, try to see that your sources are .edu / .gov sites. (I don't know which topic you're writing the paper on - the availability of data online, and what kind of websites they are in - would depend from topic-to-topic.)
Answered by Needlessly Messianic - Tue Dec 2 10:57:12 2008
Q. What top-level domains should I avoid when writing research papers?
Asked by Brandon Taylor - Tue Dec 2 10:43:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Particularly, never mention Wikipedia (or any other encyclopedia) as your source, because that is *sure* to get ensure a lower score. If possible, try to see that your sources are .edu / .gov sites. (I don't know which topic you're writing the paper on - the availability of data online, and what kind of websites they are in - would depend from topic-to-topic.)
Answered by Needlessly Messianic - Tue Dec 2 10:57:12 2008
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