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I use DynDns; they do yearly fees of around $60 (depending on what you want) and its very solid. They also have great customer support, so its easy to ask ques
by etheriau 19y ago
I use DynDns; they do yearly fees of around $60 (depending on what you want) and its very solid. They also have great customer support, so its easy to ask questions at any time.