If you’re looking for a short easy to remember domain name but don’t want to pay for it then maybe this is for you, Scrooge. Visit www.co.cc , search for an available sub domain name and you might just get it for FREE. Most sub domains I searched for came up FREE, but some were asking $3 - $11. Keep trying you’ll find a freebie. So wait a minute, what’s the catch then? There is a small catch, but only a small one - With co.cc you’re getting a sub domain name, not an official second level domain name.
This service is the equivalent of me giving you anyname.urbanskaters.co.uk or anyname.urbanskaters.com (the anyname part is called the subdomain, the urbanskaters part is the second level domain, the .co.uk and .com are the top level domains), but because the second level domain here is co and the top level domain is .cc , when you put co and .cc together it looks very similar to co.uk (but remember co.uk is a top level domain in itself, whereas co.cc combines a second level and top level. Hence urbanskaters.co.cc looks no different to urbanskaters.co.uk. Still not making sense? Try typing just co.uk into your browsers address bar. Then co.cc , to see what happens.
The .co.cc domain is not an official hierarchy; it is merely a standard domain like any other and is used for a free URL redirection service. - Wikipedia
You initially get 2 FREE “Sub” domains but for a small donation of $10 (about £5) you get a further 100. You must either point each subdomain at an existing website (Forwarding) or edit the DNS to point to your own server. Failing to do either within 48hrs will lose you your subdomain. Just keep that in mind!
Thanks to Dave for recommending the co.cc service.
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