I have a domain name reserved by yahoo and I want to add several email addresses for that domain name. Where do I go to set up this service?
Posted By Vrytek On Sunday, April 25th 2010 In Domain News | Tags: addresses, Domain, Email, Name, reserved, Yahoo |
I’m open to all sorts of options. Ideally I would like to get my hands on a .edu domain by auction, or something. I’m aware of the restrictions in place to keep individuals from registering a .edu, but some sites have been grandfathered in from before these limitations were put in place. Another idea I’ve considered is, maybe some .edu site out there offers free email addresses, or a subdomain. Let me know what you come up with.
Posted By Vrytek On Saturday, February 20th 2010 In Domain News | Tags: address, directory, Domain, Email, Example., Hostname, Internet, IPv4, IPv6, Locator, Name, network, Private, resource, Server, System, telephone, uniform, Wide, World |
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