this service is great! check it out!

[dony]

anyone get it?

so anyone get it for free.
when i send form to them always seem to be problem in mnt-by
and sending from email hmmm(ye we say it future)
byez.

 

[camaroz]

what URL to register for com.kg

When I went to http://nic.kg, the "pricing" page, says the domains cost $100 US/yr (Before VAT) Am I trying to register at the wrong site. Please let me know.

Thanks,
-David-

 

[dapcgenius]

Re: what URL to register for com.kg

Originally posted by camaroz
When I went to http://nic.kg, the "pricing" page, says the domains cost $100 US/yr (Before VAT) Am I trying to register at the wrong site. Please let me know.

Thanks,
-David-

The site is right... but nic.kg wont work you have to include the "www". www.nic.kg

yourname.kg - NOT free

yourname.com.kg- free

yourname.net.kg- free

yourname.org.kg- free

Steps to registering a free *.*.kg

1. go to www.nic.kg
2. Register to get a personal ID
3. Next click the domain link to go register ur domain.
4. Type the name u want and REMEMBER to change the default .kg and choose a *.*.kg from the list. Then follow the instructions they give.

I hope this helpful and stated everyhting clearly.

DaPCgenius

 

[gyrbo]

isn't it www.domain.kg ?

 

[dapcgenius]

nic.kg www.nic.kg www.domain.kg domain.kg

All 4 go to the same site...

[note:even w/o the "www" they work, at least for me]

 

[birkitty]

There are advantages and disadvantages to both .com.ru and .com.kg.

The .kg's are easier to find hosting for, and are easier to register. The downside is they take their time getting propagated over the net.

The .ru's are more complicated to register, and you have to have a host with more restrictive nameservers. However, they come up in about a day if you have that.

I tried for a .com.ar, but kept getting invalid request messages and gave up.

 

[LeX]

Originally posted by dapcgenius
nic.kg www.nic.kg www.domain.kg domain.kg

All 4 go to the same site...

[note:even w/o the "www" they work, at least for me]

You can't register domains thru URLs without the "www". You can apply for PIDs and stuff, but the domain registering script won't function without the "www" part.