FREE domain name

[Martin_Man]

What are the difference between nameserver 1 and 2? Sorry for the double post

 

[MarkW7]

They're just servers' You need both.

 

[Martin_Man]

okay thanks i'll give it a go now

 

[MarkW7]

Whats your website?

 

[Martin_Man]

it is www.coveinteriors.com

 

[DJMK4]

2 name servers for failover, £5 domain hosting for 2 years is hardly going to break the bank

 

[MarkW7]

Nice website but it's too small.

 

[Paul11]

did you make the site??

 

[MarkW7]

I didn't no, i am going to go with a .co.cc name which i think is the best FREE domain and i'll be hosted with 000web.

Now i just need a name, (for the computer business).

 

[Pho]

An actual .co.uk costs £2.99 per year - surely you can stretch to that? It's going to look <insert silly figure> amount times better.

 

[MarkW7]

£2.99, one time payment to keep it forever?

 

[Russinating]

£2.99, one time payment to keep it forever?

No, per year, as he said.

 

[MarkW7]

OK, any ideas on a name .co.uk

 

[daz]

I think there are still letter number . me .uk domains available, they make for nice short email addresses.

E.g. g5.me.uk
etc

Try a few.

 

[suarve]

OK, any ideas on a name .co.uk

cheap-nasty-hosting.com

 

[MarkW7]

cheap-nasty-hosting.com

Nice name and idea, but that isn't a .co.uk.

 

[zetec452]

If you look carefully you can get very cheap or free hosting. From the research I've done UK hosting is far more expensive than american hosting, so maybe have a look for some hosting over there?

That's great if you want a slow website for UK users.

Hosting in america is not a lot cheaper than in the UK.

 

[MarkW7]

I have found hosting, any idea i can get a cheap .co.uk domain - i've decided to scrap the .co.cc for the sake of £2 /yr.

 

[Mattus]

I hope you're not using 000web's 'free hosting'.

If you ever have a problem with the service, do you reckon they're going to care?

 

[MarkW7]

Yep, i am using 000webhosts - I suppose not, but it's free so i can just go to another.