Creating an URL

pramacha · Post by **pramacha** » Tue, 25 Oct 2005 12:12 pm

I need to create my own URL as I want to register myself with a paid survey website. Can anyone offer some advice?

P.S I do not want free sites but am willing to pay to register my domain name

Bremen · Post by **Bremen** » Tue, 25 Oct 2005 12:39 pm

Contact your ISP (starhub or singtel). They'll have complete packages for you.

Post by **Strong Eagle** » Tue, 25 Oct 2005 1:51 pm

The process is very easy. Come up with a domain name. Go to a registrar... if you are creating a .com name, I'd suggest www.godaddy.com... reliable and cheap.

Check to see if the name is used. If not, register it with a credit card. About $9 US for a year. Then select an ISP. My experience is that Singapore ISP's cost a lot more than ISP's in the US. For $9.95 per month you can have 15 gigs of bandwidth and 1 gig of storage... quite a lot unless you are running a site like this one.

Once you select an ISP, they will give you the 'namerservers' they use so that you can be found on the web. You go back to your registrar and enter your name servers. All done, you have a web site, except for making pages of course. It's quite simple.

PM or email me if you want contact details.

pramacha · Post by **pramacha** » Tue, 25 Oct 2005 4:45 pm

Thanks a million... I have already found an available domain now after 2 hours of cracking my brain... hahaha now i have to register it... Thanks for the links ... really appreciate it

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