Want A Completely Free Domain?

Wednesday, April 16th, 2008 by Aaron Brandon | News, Online Business

I just got word from Dotster.com that they will be holding a “Happy Hour” event tomorrow (Thursday) at 1pm PST where they’ll be giving away free .com, .net, and .org domains to 500 people “on a first-come, first-served basis (1 domain name per customer)”.

Maybe you’ve been wanting to get started with an internet business and just haven’t gotten around to purchasing a domain.  Or, maybe you’re just finishing up a new course and haven’t gotten around to purchasing a domain for it yet.  Well, whatever the case may be, this is your chance to get a free domain.  Their usual price is normally around $15/year for a domain registration, so why not get in on the deal?  That extra $15 in your pocket could pay your first months of hosting (This is my affiliate link) somewhere else…

Here’s some more information about their event:

http://emailer.emailroi.com/r.pl?tX1po5U1kPpuFSu4_0bf7e83747759803http://www.dotster.com

By the way, that’s not an affiliate link or anything.  I’m not making a dime for recommending this to you (obviously).  I simply copied it right out of the e-mail I received from Dotster.  I currently have a number of domains registered with them, and have only had a positive experience with their service, so I thought I’d pass this information along.

- Aaron Brandon

4 Comments »

  1. Hey Brandon,

    Thanks for sharing this with us! Cool!
    - Suzanne

    Comment by Suzanne — April 16, 2008 at 9:18 pm

  2. Hey Aaron, have you tried making the graphic for your newsletter clickable in your sidebar? I know people like to click icons.

    Comment by Stephen Dean — April 18, 2008 at 10:58 am

  3. Hey Stephen,

    Thanks for the idea!

    I’ve gone ahead and made it into a link.

    -Aaron

    Comment by Aaron Brandon — April 18, 2008 at 9:57 pm

  4. Aaron,

    (Off Topic Alert!) Richard Lee says that your domain is two years old today. Where’s the party?

    Congrats!

    –Tom

    Comment by Tom Brownsword — April 20, 2008 at 9:24 am

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