QuickURL Redirection - New Domains

[Kaliber]

We have recently added new 3 domains to our redirection service, which currently gives 9 domains. Redirection is ad-free which makes us unique in a sense.

Out current list of domains is:

• yourname.3lx.com
• yourname.g4r.net
• yourname.0jt.com
• yourname.18s.org
• yourname.xn4.net
• yourname.5up.net
• yourname.4lo.com
• yourname.x92.net
• yourname.mutate.us

Any suggestions or comments are welcome.

Chris
QuickURL.com Redirection Services

 

[pro5ject]

"off topic"

I would be interested in one of those domain names 5up.net - I could exchange it for net-e.com if you were interested, or exchange for some of my graphical skills.

 

[Kaliber]

My partner owns that one, He is good with graphics so I doubt it but Ill ask him anyway

 

[anhedonia]

What about the users that have already signed up with URL's at 5up.net???

 

[Kaliber]

Thats why I highly doubt he would sell it. But if someone offers him a price he can't refuse..

 

[anhedonia]

It would suck to be one of your users under a 5up.net domain, then...

<add>Did you know your signup page isn't working? At least, it isn't working for me. I just get a blank screen. (I'm using Opera.)</add>

 

[Jan]

Blank screen in IE too, also blank source view

And in netscape it is a 404 error.

 

[Kaliber]

Thanks, ill see what I can do.

Anhedonia->I said he wouldn't sell it unless someone offered him like 500 bucks or something.

 

[Kaliber]

? Whats that supposed to mean? Making us sound bad is cheap especially when your homepage is set to has.it

Good try

 

[Tobbe]

No no, don't take it that way.... I just thought it was funny. I can delete it if you want to.

(it's now deleted. It wasn't very useful )

 

[Kaliber]

Misunderstanding, you see where I was coming from though?

 

[anhedonia]

Originally posted by Kaliber
Thanks, ill see what I can do.

Anhedonia->I said he wouldn't sell it unless someone offered him like 500 bucks or something.

Yeah... 5up is really good though, I'd hang on to it. Pretty promising as a redirection service, I think. If I didn't have a domain, I'd sign up for one.