get your own free .co.uk website!

stoofer_2

Came across this yeaterday, simple to sign up, get your own free .co.uk website, quite a few emails and reasonable space, easy to use site builder too - build your own website!

Available to the 1st 10,000 people i believe, so good chance you can get one too.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/officelive/default.aspx

Hope this helps someone!
:beer:

pknottm

Cheers for that!!

Note: The UK link is:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-GB/officelive/default.aspx

James_Bond

Does this include .com or is that a stupid question?

spanner82

they ask for credit card details - don't really wish to give them but cannot registered otherwise. All this is a free trial - doens't seem to mention how long for.

Greensprout

James_Bond wrote:

Does this include .com or is that a stupid question?

It seems to also include .com, .org and .net

danejb92

basic (including .co.uk domain) if free after BETA. however other packages do cost after BETA. James Bond, basic does not include .com however the other packages may

wigan_rl_till_i_die

There could be some free cash in this (well vouchers)

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=358966

What do you think?

Will it work?

mooneynulson

It seems this is for the us and not uk Ask for zip code the sorts

CyBerman

mooneynulson wrote:

It seems this is for the us and not uk Ask for zip code the sorts

A suggestion that I think came from the Guardian's IT advice column, was if you are only being asked for a zip code and phone number for completing an on-line form, i.e. you'll only ever deal with them through e-mail, use one from any major US educational establishment - just check a web-site e.g. UCLA!

retepetsir

Works fine for me, with my UK address

Cheers, I've registered a site to use with my university final year project.

Edit: You seem to get 10GB of bandwidth per month and 500Mb of space, thats pretty good!!! Especially as its all free. Many thanks

lexicon57

Looks ideal for me too. When registering is there the option to hide personal details, ie address from "Whois" domain lookup ?