Free Domain Various Extensions 200+, First Year (+ Free Whois Protection, Email and URL forwarding with SSL) @ Porkbun

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Kyle-K on 02/06/2022 - 10:40 porkbun.com (228 clicks)
Last edited 25/06/2022 - 02:51 by 1 other user

XYZFREE22FREEINKWIKIFREELANCER

Update: This promotion no longer appears to appear on the Porkbun website however codes are still active, I will expire the deal the moment the codes are no longer working. Checking daily.

Porkbun for a limited time is giving away one free domain name usual terms apply one per customer, new registrations only and no premiums.

Card authorisation charge required for new and existing customers. Free term is for the first year only all extras are included at Porkbun Free Whois Protection, Email and URL forwarding with SSL.

The available extensions are across multiple new gTLD operators listed below. You can get only one across all those listed and if you choose .XYZ you're probably losing as first year pricing on those is pretty cheap.

XYZ Registry: .xyz
Coupon Code: XYZFREE22

Top Level Design: .ink or .wiki.
Coupon Code: FREEINKWIKI

Donuts: 200+ TLD’s part of the TrueNames program which is pretty much most of the portfolio which you can find here, leaving only a handful on that list that will be unavailable.

Coupon Code: FREELANCER

Offer cannot be combined with the pride month .gay offer. It's either one of these or one of those.

Who's Porkbun?

Porkbun is a ICANN accredited domain name registrar based out of the US, Owned and operated by the new gTLD operator Top Level Design. The model is low cost high volume with them now having over 1 million domain names under management and over 200,000 customers.

Top Level Design

Operates the following new gTLDs .gay .wiki .ink and now .tattoo who they recently purchased from UNR. They used to own and operate .design but that has now since been sold to GoDaddy.

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  Agret on 02/06/2022 - 12:00

  +2

  These TLDs are outta control, I find the nonstandard ones hard to give out to people as they are still used to seeing .com . net .com.au etc

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    OzBarginDude on 04/06/2022 - 15:56

    +1

    My thoughts exactly, to many introduced to fast. even .au confused people and half the websites are like this is an invalid email or etc…

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      Kyle-K on 04/06/2022 - 17:46

      I have not had any problems of acceptance with new gTLDs as of yet but it really is got to do with what you choose to use.

      Unfortunately these are not going anywhere and have been around before even direct registrations we're coming up on eight years plus and there's only going to be more added.

      And in my long-term opinion with another round of new gTLDs on the way in the next three years I've said this many times direct registrations in .au are going to become more important long-term.

      In a world where they'll be almost infinite choices after the dot important bit is really only going to be the .au part.

      As someone that has been following and participating in this industry for years direct registrations long-term will be a lot more beneficial to the Australian domain space than people right now considering.

      With the expansion of so much of our digital lives going online opening up direct .au with eligibility extending to more people and not just businesses more people now can choose to register .au.

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  Luigimarinara on 04/06/2022 - 16:14

  +1

  Thanks OP - picked up a decent free Truenames one that will try to sell