   Best free domain/subdomain service?
  I''m just wondering which you like the best.  I personally like both dot.tk and joynic.com.  Dot.tk is nice, because it gives you you''re own .tk domain, but it doesn''t have the best reputation and puts an evil popup on your site.  Joynic.com gives you a sub-domain (yoursite.us.tt, for example) from a variety of domains, and doesn''t force a popup (there''s one turned on by default, though, which you can turn off).  What other ones do you like/use/hate?   
  A domain name doesn''t cost much (to rent anyway) - why won''t you just buy one?   "Finishing in second place, simply means you are the first loser." - PouyaCat;quote:Original post by Crispy  A domain name doesn''t cost much (to rent anyway) - why won''t you just buy one?   For my worthless site?  Nah.  (I have yet to link to it here... I''ll post it as soon as I get it working decently, get some more of my useless programs on it, and maybe get some advertisements on it ) Besides, the domains I''d want are gone already, so I think this is a good way to go.  ;  In that case you might consider a dynserv solution. Just a thought - that way you could change it, plus you could actually move your site later on (I''m presuming you currently have a static IP).   "Finishing in second place, simply means you are the first loser." - PouyaCat;  I recommend NOT getting a free domain. From personal experience this is what happens:1. You get "free" domain from Company X -> You are happy2. Later, Company X begins to tell you that your domain is going to run out and you should purchase it from them3. Finally, to keep your domain, since you have to buy your domain from Company X since it was never yours in the first place, you are charged an excruciatingly large amount.4. You are sad   Colin Jeanne | Invader''s Realm;quote:Original post by Invader X  I recommend NOT getting a free domain. From personal experience this is what happens:1. You get "free" domain from Company X -> You are happy2. Later, Company X begins to tell you that your domain is going to run out and you should purchase it from them  3. Finally, to keep your domain, since you have to buy your domain from Company X since it was never yours in the first place, you are charged an excruciatingly large amount.4. You are sad   Well, I''ll hope that doesn''t happen, but if it does, I''ll just put a message on my site saying I''m moving to (some new domain) before they get rid of mine. I''ve never heard of JoyNIC doing that, though.   ;  read the T&C very closely, just to make sure, there generaly is no such thing as a free lunch.. ;quote:Original post by cowsarenotevil  Well, I''ll hope that doesn''t happen, but if it does, I''ll just put a message on my site saying I''m moving to (some new domain) before they get rid of mine. That kinda defeats the purpose of having a domain, doesn''t it?  Colin Jeanne | Invader''s Realm