Not sure how long this is going on for, the site does not seem to say, but you can get a free .ASIA domain from CrazyDomains.com.au at the moment.
Extras like privacy still cost extra if you want them.
Only one free domain per account it seems.
Not sure how long this is going on for, the site does not seem to say, but you can get a free .ASIA domain from CrazyDomains.com.au at the moment.
Extras like privacy still cost extra if you want them.
Only one free domain per account it seems.
It says the term is One year. Not much point in getting a domain for one year if other terms do not match the requirements.
Looking elsewhere people who signed up with 'free' emails seem to have taken longer to get authorized than others. The offer has been going at least 4 days already it would seem.
Do you come with the domain?
oh you. heuheuhe!
mines come through right away
saved $12
What use do I have for a .ASIA?
Ordered.
maybe sell it for a $20 - $50 profit
i got iphone5forum.asia AND iphone5shop.asia
lol
Dont be too sure. I think the way it works is they will auction the domain name should there be multiple claims - and that's where they make the money. If your domain name is unique to you, consider yourself lucky.
lol who cares man . Its for free, id sell it for $5 haha
stick some Adsense or CPA on it… you never know.
All great advice if you want to potentially be sued.
Adsense and CPA are quite legal… this very site runs adsense!
and make $0.50 lol
deleted :p
how long can you keep the domain?
One year, after that whatever the usual .asia renewal price is..
Well I have a new spam mail address for the next 12 months.
Hey, I can't actually do that without hosting right?
If you plan to dispose of it eventually, there are websites that pay you commission to setup disposable e-mails using your domain. Then you can tell your grandchildren (probably living on spaceships or on Mars) that your domain was put on block lists along with mailinator.com, 10minutemail.com, and all the others. Maybe go for freesubwaydeal.asia and see how long it takes to get blocked.
how much does whois privacy cost at crazy domains?
$7 P/Y
doesn't seem worth it then? $7.95/year for .com with free whois privacy at netorigin
Domain privacy is not supposed to be available with .ASIA domains, from any provider, it's compulsory to have the registrant info public. Looks like Crazydomains are dodging it somehow but the registant name is still included. Not worth $7.
Where do you sell domain?
Gotta love the shameless pandering to the lowest common denominator with that bikini girl.
Of course I clicked.
just what I need to launch my fledgling towing business
One more to add to my list of domain names for my business :)
Thanks!
I am now the proud owner of
trophywife.asia
very nice
haha I got asianbrides.asia we should start a joint venture!!
^ so now everyone knows your personal details from whois
Pinched womendrivers.asia :p
Guys & Gals, you should register Your_Name.Asia since the rego is free now. It might worth a bit if you're into internet business of any sort in the future. The best is of course, Your_Name.com & Your_Name.net.
I test it out & find that you can ONLY get 1 FREE domain_name.asia PER unique IP address.
clear your cookies and get another with a different account… I had no need to change IP.
It's $12 p/a as I tried registering the Asia domain from within the crazy domains domain name manager. I assume this must be the renewal cost too as you pay $12 per year and you can specify how many years.
You should be able to transfer it out if other companies charge less, or give free privacy etc. I never looked at .asia before this offer.
got the asia n $7/yr for a .com as well~ nice
Now is a $1, still a bargain but seems free ones have expired.
anyone got a free or cheap web host with good performance and large PHP memory? (some give too less memory I can't even put my gallery ON)
I might be able to help you out with that.
Send me out a request using the contact form at http://www.Hostanz.com
Cheers.
I just got this… I havent received the domain as of yet.. But still, free is free right?