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To: Bill Ulrich who wrote (2348)1/12/1999 12:39:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell  Read Replies (1) of 2770
 
New domain name extension now available: .TO

Note: The following is NOT a joke!

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1. What is the .to domain?
.TO is an alternative top level domain extension to the existing .COM, .NET and .ORG domain extensions. If you find that your desired domain name with the above extensions is already taken, you may wish to consider a .TO extension.

.TO can be registered by anyone worldwide without any restrictions and ideal for website and email purposes. .TO can be viewed from anywhere in the world.

Recently, .TO is becoming a popular alternative for domain names. Technically, .TO domain name stands for the country of Tonga but you don't have to live or have offices in Tonga to register a .to domain name.

Registering a .TO domain is easy! Register YOURNAME.TO or YOURCOMPANY.TO while it's still available.

2. What is the cost of a .to domain?

TOTAL US$220 This includes :
FREE Setup
FREE under construction page
FREE one month website hosting (optional)
FREE email forwarding (optional)
The Tonga National Registration Authority maintenance fee for two years.

After two years, you will have the option to renew your registration for US$50 per year.

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- Jeff

P.S. Anyone want to register IBM.TO, Yahoo.TO, Amazon.TO???
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