well it does suck, but for people who dont have enough money / or not willing to pay, it’s the only option for them. to be honest, they seriously need to making stuff functional and stop with their current state
100% agree but I don’t think it’s a scam and it just sometimes doesn’t work sometimes due to their servers being overloaded for some reason (They get some money so they should upgrade their servers just a bit more).
im sure freenom is really bad that they just straight up kill domains which ends with .tk
pretty annoying actually. they got to fix their problems ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Your emoticons arm just got ripped off by the evil backspace.
Also sounds pretty bad so I might just use a VPN or something and create a new account. otherwise i’m gonna use subdomains from now on.
I just don’t want to pay for a domain I will probably abandon.
Since I failed to renew in time, they took my domain and now it cost money (they say it’s “popular”, but we all know that’s just because I used it).
With that, and the fact that I got banned from the game that I was making the website about (innocently, might I add), I’ve decided to halt the making of it (the game has really terrible moderation service).
i forgot to mention something but freenom is fraudulent. if your free domain get lots of traffic/popular they will just steal it from you and not letting you use that domain anymore like seriously why? sometimes your domain even redirects you to a literal adult website.
about their customer service, i can say that their service is pure dead, even if you contact them you’ll just get your account marked as fraud and nothing else. i hope this company get sued
I understand why sometimes people think it sucks.
But again, as Greenreader9 mentioned:
If they disappear, where do we get free domains from?
For real, Freenom is the only known way out (for the most), even through it slow sometimes, think you are a robot for “some” (if you request too many domains they MIGHT think you are a robot.) reason.
That their support leaves a s**t about your domain (or other stuff, I don’t know.)
Still, let’s just enjoy what we have, OK?
It can disappear unexpectedly, without us even noticing.
for me, when i got the domain, i changed the dns to infinityfree nameservers when checking out and it only took like 1 minute for it to work with inffree so its probably something else
and i don’t know if i am lucky or not but they already approved my domain when i finish registering it
so in conclusion it depends on when you register it i guess
Here’s a tip: order the domain first, then wait 10-15 minutes, run the /ipconfig flushdns command, and then add the domain to your account, and you’ll skip dns propogation.