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Domain Name Registration now Free

Reglike has launched FreeDN.com, your source for free domain registrations.

FreeDN provides users with free domain registrations at Dotster, a leading domain registrar. Here’s how it works:

1. Sign up for a free account at FreeDN.com.

2. Complete various advertiser offers to earn points. Many of these offers are completely free, such as completing a survey or signing up for a free trial. Others have modest fees but are typically much cheaper than domain registration fees.

AND/OR

Refer your friends to FreeDN. You will earn 10% of your referral’s points.

3. For every 100 points you earn, you get a free domain registration at Dotster — that’s a $15 value!

Many of the advertiser offers payout more than 100 points, meaning you can quickly earn free registrations. FreeDN is brought to you by Andrew Allemann of Reglike, so you know you can trust FreeDN. The site just launched and ought to be considered in “Beta”, so please send in any feedback or bug notes.

Please note that you must live in the U.S. to participate due to advertiser restrictions.

Visit FreeDN.com today!

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