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I used .co.nr alongside .tk for a while, before moving to .co.cc, and then finally managing a way to buy my domain.
by captn3m0 3y ago
I used .co.nr alongside .tk for a while, before moving to .co.cc, and then finally managing a way to buy my domain.
- giancarlostoro 3y agoI think I had co.nr too! I just dont remember if it was like .tk or if it was one of those webhosts.
- jszymborski 3y agoI definitely had a .co.nr domain before a .tk. I think I also remember (I was likely 13, so its been a while) that they had an "English" test question on the sign up form that read something like "A Britney Spears is a:" and one of the options was "Hamburger". Looking back this could have been to slow robots down, but I distinctly remember one if the terms being you speak and host English content. Another service I used a lot was " dominosfree" which had a bunch of .gs domains that looked like CC-tlds. I used .ca.gs a lot.
- tamimio 3y agoAh, co.cc, the tld that was full of php reverse shells!
- creatonez 3y ago.co.nr was strange because it put your page inside of an iframe and required advertisement of the service.
- captn3m0 3y agoYeah, the cloaking was annoying - navigation across pages wouldn’t update the URL.