free domain regestration

[Mule]

3.3 As further consideration for the one (1) year registration service(s), you agree to: (1) provide certain current, complete and
accurate information about you as required by the registration process and (2) maintain and update this information as needed to
keep it current, complete and accurate. All such information shall be referred to as account information ("Account Information&quot. In
the event of a charge back by a credit card company (or similar action by another payment provider allowed by us) in connection
with the payments of the registration fee for your domain name registration, you agree and acknowledge that the domain name
registration shall be transferred to Domainzero as the paying entity for that registration to the registry. We will reinstate your domain
name registration solely at our discretion, and subject to our receipt of the initial registration or renewal fee and our then-current
reinstatement fee, currently set at US $250

 

[jrichrds]

With domain registration at $10-15 all over the net, I wouldn't even consider using services like this or namezero for any name that is the least bit worthwile to register.

 

[Deep-N-Thought]

Just signed up for this, Using the Domain name as a web pointer on my server. Set up an email account for junk email on my mail server. Its all said and done. Will let you all know how it works out. Registerd the domain name of WebDesignCompany-WebDesignCompany.Com, Usually takes about 24 to 48 hours we will see.

 

[trulfe]

personally, id rather get spam and a free domain, then give a company my credit card # and pay $10-15

 

[WATERBUFFALO]

THIS DEAL IS A BURN.

Better read what you signed up for, ALL the fine print.

Why are you afraid to give out a credit card number? Get a card specifically for it, like the ClickCiti. You get rebates and protection from getting screwed on the net. Just don't have a real high limit on it so if something goes sideways it won't be very painful for the card company, something like $3000.00 to $5,000.00.

 

[trulfe]

waterbuffalo

what fine print are you refering to?

all i see is you must not f@#k with them by providing false information and you must agree to receive spam e-mails. if they find out you provided false info they have the right to take back the domain. and if they let you have it back, you must pay a large fee.

basically all i see is if u provide accurate info and agree to get spam, you get a free domain.

what do u see?

 

[kc6tus]

Spam-scam, not even good out of the can.

 

[Fingers]

well, i tried it and i set up an email account just for spam, but when it goes to confirm my domain name, it just goes to the opening page, whats up witht that.

 

[w3b]

you pretty much get everything eNom provides since domainzero do the registration through that registrar.

for details on what you'll get with your domainzero free domain name you can check also out eNom

don't forget to check out their FAQ page for any questions you guys might have.

it's a very good deal IMHO.

 

[trulfe]

how did everything go for those who signed up?

 

[icecube]

I started the process yesterday afternoon after reading this thread.

Everything went really smoothly, and I was fully registered this morning.

You can go to the "whois" lookup service at enom.com to see that you are the registrant of the domain.

I agree--just provide accurate info and receive spam, and it's all free.

Rock n' Roll

 

[eyor]

looks like a hot deal to me! is signing up for more than one domain taboo though?

 

[Leim]

I suppose I'm the first one to get this done correctly. DomainZero is legit. I got my domain registered into Enom registrar within 12 hours and shown on other registrars' whois in 24~48 hours.

For those of you who don't know how to sign up let's take a walkthrough:

1) Sign up for a new DomainZero account. Chose business or personal (I chose business).
2) Put in some fake information when asked of your personal details. These details are most likely fed to spamming companies as we shall see later.
3) The form will ask you a couple of questions so try to ignore them or chose none if you can.
4) Select 19 of the advertising companies that will be spamming your spam email for one year and more.
5) Receive your DomainZero email. It will contain your domain name, password, and a link to http://access.enom.com.
6) Ditch the email account or setup your email account to forward all future DomainZero mails to your spam box.
7) Go to the Enom website to edit out DomainZero from being your administrator, technical support, but leave the billing to them =)
8) If you choose to use another DNS server then DomainZero's DNS web-service will disappear. I suggest you to use http://www.zoneedit.com for their free promo DNS service with all the useful forwarding features.
9) You are done!

Changing your DNS server will not be immediate though it will seem real-time with Enom's whois server. You may need to wait up to a week or more to allow all DNS servers to synchronize the new entries.

It looks like I'm done with my speech. Go at it!

 

[littleman]

whoohoo i woke up to find a new domain sittin in my mailbox

 

[trulfe]

remember that if you provide false information, you run the risk of losing this domain name, and all the work that you put into it. they say that they reserve the right to take back the domain if you dont hold up your end of the bargain.

 

[trulfe]

also if you have your own business you get free tools from them to setup your business online so that you can start making money selling your items online. check out what else you get for free

http://cobrand.freemerchant.com/domainzero

 

[DannyLove]

Hello, I was wondering if anyone knows of a great deal on a 64 MB SmartMedia Card? I've been wanting to buy an new one for my rio 500 but they seem so damn expensive. A damn $120 from Amazon, and then i turned to e-bay and they are a bit lower. Can anyone tell me where i can find a good price????????????? thanks

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[w3b]

Post requests in the I WANNA thread

 

[Speedy3D!]

yeah, theres no way they could offer them free --- unless you have to buy a years worth of hosting or something.