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Question by rivasj27: What is the best website builder to create your own website and still be able to transfer your domain name?
Godaddy? Microsoft Office Live?

Looks for most options and ease of use of product

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Answer by Elisa M
I buy domain from namecheap and buy webhosting from website like http://aplis.net/
May be you can put your website project at freelance website like http://getafreelnacer.com/ and let many web designers bid for your project, you can then hire whoever you like.

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Question by 5p4rk: How is my domain name protected by law? Will I still be protected if I’m having a free domain name service?
What I am afraid of is that since it is registered freely (through free domain name offers) then I will not be properly registered, and so the one providing me the domain name can take it from me.. :(

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Answer by gianniskriti
Of course, that’s true. That’s why you should pay and register a regular domain name!

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Question by haadyagob: My domain name has expired but my details are still on Whois?
I paid my subscription 2 weeks after it expired and now some anonymous person is using it. My domain provider won’t answer my letters or emails. Should I just give up on this and just register a new domain name and cut my losses?
http://domains.whois.com still shows MY details as domain owner. Other WHOIS sites says someone else. Confused!

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Answer by EduGirl2010
You should still be able to contact the new domain owner through their proxy.

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Question by Matt K: When I get accepted for Google Adsense, can I still edit pages and add pages to my website after?
For example, if I made a website about music, can I add extra pages to it after Google accepts me for the Adsense program?

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Answer by Peter K
Definitely!

Peter
How Your Electronics Work
http://www.howyourelectronicswork.com

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Question by eril x: After I transfer a domain, do I get rid of it %100? Is there any chance that I am still facing any bills etc?
I have seen at the yahoo domain transfer info. (step by step instructions) that it’s strongly advised that I delete it. Does that mean transfer with a code leaves a door open for future problems? Or is it, transfer, and forget all?
Thanks a lot for your time.

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Answer by Unhappy D
When you transfer a domain name to different registrar the only bill you will face is renewal fees and if not that then hosting package fees if your using there service. Whereever your transferring it to find out. If you want your domain name to not exist anymore DON”T RENEW IT.

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