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I also have a ".co.cc" domain name. It worked out for me for a couple weeks. Eventually I found some Code Errors (e.g. Code Error: 12) that would'nt let me insert in my HTML Templates that I made from Macromedia Dreamweaver. So eventually I closed my ".co.cc" that helped for only for 4 weeks. But still don't understand if it was a bug, or a maintenance problem, or such. If anyone else has that error please let me know!

Thanks!

Yeah, I was going to get co.cc but the name I wanted costs $45 a year.

So I just went with co.nr

this is very great free domain name must i use

W00tbeer1 wrote:Yeah, I was going to get co.cc but the name I wanted costs $45 a year.

So I just went with co.nr

45 $ its better to get a tld

which domain name u wanted to register ??

yes this nice.

now i use that domain.

i have infoleak.co.cc and like it so yeah xd

There are two sites that will give you DNS control of the name (that aren't TLD's) that I've found... uni.cc and co.cc. But are excellent name providers.

wowowee it said to me that I need to pay -_-

co.cc is pretty cool place....
i also used it sometimes before

What? They're like REAL domain names? I always thought it would be just like .tk or .co.nr or something. Wow.

i liked the service although the parking sucked!

i already have domain.. nice

i use this

yeah this is the best free domain

dramaprincessxox wrote:What? They're like REAL domain names? I always thought it would be just like .tk or .co.nr or something. Wow.

.co.cc and .uni.cc work like the real domain name. They'll give you the full control of your DNS.

.tk and .co.nr use frames to display your site. .tk will not work if the user have popup blocker. .co.nr is nice but, I really don't like the frames. They are not real domains.