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Namecheap is my first choice.
Mostly because there so reliable.
There are cheaper registers out there. But not many.
Well worth it IMHO.

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Sorry, but no. The only way you’re gonna get email on your Boost phone is by going to your email account using the wireless web.

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It is an ‘Official verification’ given to a website, by a recognized authority, that is used to establish (between your browser & that website) an encrypted form of data transfer.
It basically says this site is who they say they are, and have undergone several verification steps to prove it.

SSL is the earlier form of security over TCP/IP and has been replaced by TLS.

Protocol for establishing a secure connection starts with the ‘hello’ or ‘handshake’ procedures:
1) client (your computer) seeks a secure connection over socket 443)
2) client sends a ‘greetings’ packet with several items: incl. What protocol it has available (SSL 2, SSL3, TLS, etc.); time, session number, list of it’s encryption capabilities, and so on
3) the sought server looks at it’s own protocol levels & selects/matches the best possible protocol for the connection
4) the server returns a message saying ‘OK, here’s the method (or protocol) we’ll use, and here’s my certificate (optional), and we’ll call it so-and-so session…etc.; and a ‘finished hello’ message
5) Client sends to server an “agreed” message, and ‘finished hello’ message.

(this all happens before any application data is sent; it’s just groundwork to establish authenticity of endpoints, and method of encryption)

Overview of the evolution of various security protocols is here (this is a moderately ‘dense’ (facts per minute) material).
Http://twit.tv/sn # 195

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1. .Co.nr doesnt support email. If you dont get a hit in 30 days they remove you.

Free Domains are hectic. Think of Investing a few $5 and get a .us you can tell your father to help you pay

There are no better free domains than .co.nr and .co.cc. The other is a .co.tk but banners and popups

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I know you said you don’t want to pay. However for $15 you can get an entire years hosting today. That’s probably about what you paid for the domain. Check out http://bit.ly/gA6FJi for the details. Act quickly though because it is a Black Friday sale and expires in a few hours!

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Transfer it to http://www.LocoDomains.com and select Private Registration, so people can’t see your info

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You really did not give much information to work with. If you are talking about one of those resellers who buys names from the registrar so they can make a profit then…

Use a credit card to make the purchase. This way if there is no transfer, you can dispute any charges.
The domain name is yours permanently as long as you pay the yearly fees to the domain name registrar, and this should not be the reseller unless there is some strange contract.

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You basically have 2 options – you can even try both at the same time:

1. You can back-order it.

Basically you pay a registrar to order it when it becomes available.

However there is no guarantee that you will get it – somebody else can beat them too it.

Your best bet is to backorder with several different companies/services simultaneously. This will maximize your chances.

From what I understand the quality of backordering services varies wildly (some only check hourly or daily or whatever, some check much more frequently), so you might want to ask on one of the major webmaster or domain forums which they recommend. But try several. At the same time.

The downside is that if you don’t get your domain, you probably won’t get your money back (and if you do, the services that didn’t get it will hold on to your money) — in most cases, I think they will however let you apply the money towards a future purchase from them… But check.

2. You can try and get it yourself, either just be registering (you have to be quick and lucky probably), or using some program that checks and tries to register it.

There is a program called “Domain Grabber” (also known as “ENom Expired Domain Name Software”) that checks every second. I think you need a enom reseller account to use it (but I seem to remember that they give you one with the software – you need to check their site for latest info). So you could try that.

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If your web pages are self contained then nothing will change when you change hosts. By self contained I mean that you do not use any extras supplied by the host such as forums, guest books, page generators, etc.

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