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I'm not entirely sure of how it works these days, but when I used to host sites there they required you to host your sites on NFS if you wanted to qualify for t
by fbuilesv 15y ago
I'm not entirely sure of how it works these days, but when I used to host sites there they required you to host your sites on NFS if you wanted to qualify for the cheap domain registrations.
- soult 15y agoDomain registrations are always $8.99/year at NFSN. Whois privacy costs $0.01/day, but you get a 20% rebate if you prepay it. DNS costs $0.01/day for each domain not registered with them and $0.01/(3 days) for every domain registered with them. If you also host your website (A record for the main website points to NFSN) with them they reduce it to $0.01/(3 days) and $0.01/(9 days) respectively. To sum it up: If you register your domain with NFSN, use their DNS servers but not their hosting offers you will pay $10.21/year, which is $0.82/year more than the $9.40 you will pay if you also use their hosting offers.* * Beware of the rounding errors in my floating point math.