I recently signed up for shared web hosting with a provider who is on this site. They offered multiple shared web hosting plans but I opted for the one with unlimited domains, unlimited web space, unl

I’ve only had small time Swedish providers do this, and usually, they’re not used to selling .com domains so they’re just really careful.

Just so you know - EU.ORG domains require manual approval. The waiting time ranges from several weeks to several months.

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https://github.com/tarampampam/free-domains

This is why I love providers like Vultr/DigitalOcean/Hetzner for production. They make it really easy to set up and it's cheap.

Get a numeric .xyz domain for 1$ register, 1$ renewal. E.g. 737564.xyz

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They are both overloaded in CPU , i would choose somewhere else to pay a higher price then to use cheap price and nothing works.

While webtropia is cheaper and the bandwidth is better, they seem to "steal" you constantly 20% of your cpu. Its not even load related or anything, its just capped to 80% usage (seem

Maybe try with a few other afraid.org domains, in zones that are not weird or uncommon, even if the entire thing is longer.

But still that's only for technical domains like a proxy, for testing, DynDNS, or such. If you publish a website that other people will find in search engines, read, bookmark and share, better get a p

It will better if you buy a cheap TLD than a free domain.

The numeric xyz ones seem to be the best idea, since this is for personal use only and I don't really care about the the domain. Namecheap seems to be the best provider, N6 domains for 0.85c per year.

In the first place, there is no need to find Freenom, which cancels at will, in a state where cheap domains are widely available these days.

domains have become cheap these days, try those numeric xyz ones.

Hey all,

Is it me or does Cloudns seem a bit slow on searching your domains and updating zones?