Archive for October, 2005
Free Webspace and Free Servers
Posted by: | CommentsMIKEROSOFT INC. Web Hosting
E-mail: MIKEROSOFTINC [at] gmail [dot] com
Telephone Number: 706-566-1487
Cost: FREE
Control Panel: N/A
FTP: YES
Webspace: 1 GB (More available upon request)
Bandwith: UNMETERED
They can set up your own personal server for free.
Free Domains and Gameservers
Posted by: | CommentsItem 1: Domain Names
Now this is something, everyone is waiting for a long time.
Okay here is the deal. Two options.
Option 1: Yahoo offers: This option will work only when yahoo is running an offer. In this offer time, members can buy com/net/org/info domains just for 800G$s. That is darn cheap considering the fact that you are rewarded 100G$s at the start and then 3G$s for topic and 2G$s for reply post.
Option 2: This option applies all the time. And the price for domains is: 1200G$s. Not bad.
Item 2: Game server slots
Now, all the game enthusiasts will love this offer. In this offer you can buy game server slots for very cheap prices both in Game$s and real money. You can buy as many slots as you want and for a long as you want (max: 1 month). Now the prices and game details will be announced separately by Spawn. An example game could be any CS based game. Pretty exciting. This offer needs some background work before offerig it completely and also this offer is not continuous.
Reseller Hosting In Exchange for Jobs
Posted by: | Commentshttp://scrapnames.com/showthread.php?t=817
Free Reseller Account
1 Gigabyte of Disk Space
15 Gigabytes of Bandwidth
Cpanel & WHM
http://scrapnames.com/showthread.php?t=818
Free Reseller Account
2 Gigabyte of Disk Space
25 Gigabytes of Bandwidth
Cpanel & WHM
You may use the space as you wish including reselling it to others.
Also note that there is also the opportunity to share in the advertising revenue as the site grows.
Domain for Forum Points @ Nymka
Posted by: | CommentsQ: Will I have ads on my domain?
A: No
Q: How much points will they cost?
A:
* .com/.net/.org : 450 points
* .info would be 225 points.
It’s not yet totally fixed, you can expect some changes.
Q: Will I be the real owner?
A: Yes but they will keep the control over your domain for the first 6 months
VeriSign would control .com domains until 2012
Posted by: | CommentsVeriSign Inc. has announced that they are dropping their case against the nonprofit body ICANN in return for the rights to control the lucrative business of maintaining .com domains on the internet. This means that the disputes between the ICANN and VeriSign are now more or less over.
It also comes at a time with ICANN had its own share of problems with China, Iran and other countries that want more direct control over the domain-name system that guides traffic around the Internet. VeriSign Senior Vice President Mark McLaughlin said in a statement: “It really hits the reset button on the relationship between VeriSign and ICANN and allows everybody to get focused on more important things, like security and stability and the globalization of the Internet.”
ICANN on their part maintained that the proceedings have shown that issues involving the domain-name system are best resolved within ICANN. ICANN President Paul Twomey said in a statement: “We can actually organize that through ICANN’s own structure, which has technical people and business people and governments all involved in it.”
The agreement between the two organizations means that VeriSign gets to maintain control of the database of 35 million “.com” domain names until 2012. It was due to come up for renewal in the 2007.
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Domain Central Slashes .AU Domain Prices
Posted by: | CommentsDomain Central, an auDA accredited registrar, today announced that it has crashed through the AUD $40 barrier and is selling com.au and net.au domains at just $38/2-years.
The company claims that the combined number of .com.au and .net.au domains reached 550,000 in September, 2005. Reaching this milestone also signified the 3rd Registry price drop which equates to a five-dollar price reduction off the Registry wholesale fee for a .com.au and .net.au.
“This is not a promotion! We aim to increase the Internet’s accessibility for all businesses trading in Australia,” says George Pongas, COO, Domain Central. “We were the first to break through the $50 barrier at $49/2-years, and are now the first to break through the $40 retail price point too.”
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