At 10:09 23-11-00 -0500, Gary Nunn wrote:
>There is an online company called Namezero that will allow you to reserve a
>domain name of your choice (assuming that domain is available) for free. The
>do not do web hosting, but they do offer URL redirecting and email
>forwarding.
Lucky you: you actually got a domain name. I've been trying to register a
domain name with them for over two months. It took them so long that I sent
them an email asking why I didn't get the domain name I wanted. Their response:
>We want you to know that we appreciate your patience as we continue
>signing up new members. Due to the enthusiastic response to the
>Namezero offer, we are currently experiencing a limited delay in
>processing registrations. We apologize for the delay and any
>inconvenience it may cause. Your domain should be registered soon.
That was on October 18... :(
After Gary posted this message, I checked the Namezero site again. It now
says that their service is only available in a few countries, The
Netherlands not being one of them. :-(
>The downside of this is that I personally hate frames (even if they are
>transparent) and they do put a small banner at the bottom of the browser
>window.
There is a solution for that. A web search on "namezero html" will give you
links to several websites that provide a solution (it's just a few lines of
HTML-code you must insert in your home page).
Jeroen
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