Thanks for your answer!
I'm using a free host called byet.host. And Namesilo to cloak the ugly free domain I got from byet.host.
In my post, the example "http://www.XY.myhost98whatever.com/zz.html" also could have been "http://www.ABC.myhost98whatever.com/zz.html", so no, the domain doesn't...
So, looks like I just wasted some money.
I bought a domain from Namesilo to redirect it to where my website is hosted. Just after the "3 days money back" were over, I found out, there's no way to have the url bar showing "www.xy.com/zz.html" when clicking "www.xy.com/zz.html" (only shows...
I got mine. I don't really consider completely selling it (unless it's an unexpectedly good offer), but I'm open to run a joint venture on it. Feel free to PM me or just reply here. (I can't send PMs yet.)
Thanks, that was helpful!
I know Namecheap only offers free privacy for the first year, but after that it's like $2,50 a year, which adds up to around $11.
Out of Internet.bs and Namesilo, which one would you recommend over the other?
First post, hope this is the right place for this question.
I'm about to build my first website and I was looking for domain providers.
Namecheap and Dreamhost are the ones I found to be fitting best for me.
Criteria was:
- private domain registration/whois protection
- roughly $10 a year...
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