Free .com domains at 1and1

[Cam.]

1and1 are giving away free .com domains. It seems pretty simple. I got a domain without a credit card.

I think it's 1 per person. Enjoy

Click

[Zero! [NL]]

Note: Offer limited to one .com domain per customer for the first year.
For each additional domain that you order, you will be billed at the regular price of $8 .99/year per domain. After the first free year you will be billed at the regular price of $ 8.99/year.

[dmmcintyre3]

How did you get past the payment screen?

[Zombie]

Got me one

http://get-flds.com (For when i work on it again )

You have to have paypal or a credit card to 'authorize' the payment although theres no cost for anything.

[SiberForum]

It is free now. Okay. But then once you decide that to transfer or renew you will be surprised how hight price is.

[Dini]

2 days on "waiting for approval"

too much for free

[Zombie]

I got mine in 5 hours...

[Dini]

It's been 4 days for mine now!

[Zombie]

It's been 4 days for mine now!

Have you contacted them about this?

[Dini]

Just sent a support ticket

[Zombie]

Just sent a support ticket

Hope they sort it out for you

[SiberForum]

Just sent a support ticket

In any case you will get your domain name for free

[Dini]

Hope they sort it out for you

They replied saying they had some issues on their domain system, but my domain was going to be registered no idea what happened, but at least they replied

In any case you will get your domain name for free

Domain state just changed on the control panel, so I guess I'll be getting the free domain

[Zombie]

They replied saying they had some issues on their domain system, but my domain was going to be registered no idea what happened, but at least they replied



Domain state just changed on the control panel, so I guess I'll be getting the free domain

So your getting the domain? Great!

1and1 sucks but hey! its free

[TSO]

Many registrars have done this in the past. Most recently, I remember Register.com did something like this. But there's a catch: when it came time for the domain renewal, they charged $35 for one year!