After some searching for free or cheap domains, I came across a website called www.dnp.in. A thread has been started about .be, his new TLD (Top Level Domain) in Belgium. This piqued my interest mainly because it was his TLD that was free. Some sites I've tried are:
www.ovh.com
www.eurodns.com
Eurodns is my preferred registrar of the two. Because eurodns is in English, not French. OVH.com can be viewed in English as well, but this is one of the most confusing registration processes I've encountered so far. Why are these sites offering .be domain names? I don't think it will spread. The option to use .be as the TLD is probably better because you can play around with the names.
For example, I registered the domain bestyoucan.be which, ridiculously yes, is a potential sale for webmasters looking for a unique name. We recommend using a free TLD. Maybe register a supply of dictionary terminology domains and sell them on eBay. This is to make money. Unfortunately, it doesn't look promising in the future.
I registered 30 .be domains even though I didn't expect much. Don't miss the free TLD offer! Someone might want to buy a .be domain name for your weird name! If you can't do anything, wait for the domain to expire with an annual pass please. You have nothing to lose. You can also park your domain and earn a few extra bucks from ads.
Don't let my opinion fool you. do what you want Personally, I think it's cool now, and it's nice to be able to make a little extra money this year.
