Hoe te om uw eigen gepersonaliseerd domeine-mail adres kostenloos te creëren
Gepost op 4 September, 2007 in 4:46 p.m.
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Niet zou het aardig zijn als u uw eigen gepersonaliseerd e-mailadres als kon krijgen
HiJuile@WillYouMarryMe.com en verzend dat naar uw meisje! U zou absoluut sommige browniepunten voor dat worden! Goed, als u een douanee-mail adres met een naam zoekt van het douanedomein en u van het allen kostenloos zou houden, is er op dit ogenblik werkelijk slechts één optie, Mijn eAddress van AOL.
Persoonlijk, begrijp ik nog hoe het vrij is of geen waarom, maar het vrij koel is! Door deze dienst, kunt u één van beide een populaire naam van het douanedomein als grijpen whatever@totallyintotravel.com of someone@majorgolfer.com, cre�ër uw eigen nieuw domein dat kan zijn whatever@thenameyouwant.com, of breng over uw huidig domein om met AOL te gebruiken. De laatste optie werkelijk veel niet aan houdt me steek, maar eerste twee zijn zeer aardig voor iedereen wie niet aan wil of het weet hoe te om een domeinnaam te registreren en de e-mailmontages te vormen.
Als u uw eigen domein cre�ërt, kunt u van zowel .com als .net domeinachtervoegsels kiezen. Als u niet van om het even welke populaire gevormde domeinnamen houdt, klik Klik hier om een Nieuw Domein tot stand te brengen of Uw Eigen Domein te brengen recht boven de Faq- sectie.
Om een beschikbare domeinnaam te vinden, ga de gewenste naam in en klik Zoek. Herinner me om een e-mailadres te hebben met OM HET EVEN WELK einde (als AOL.com) dat het domein op Internet met ICANN moet worden geregistreerd, zodat u een domeinnaam kunt slechts plukken die niet reeds door iemand anders wordt genomen. Het is alsof u naar GoDaddy of NetworkSolutions moest gaan en proberen om uw eigen domeinnaam te registreren.
U zou kunnen vragen hoe dit misschien kan dan vrij zijn? Goed, vraag ik zelf wie ook en de enige reden kan komen ik op met is dat AOL prijs $5 of $6 betaalt om het domein voor u te registreren omdat het eigendom van het domein behoudt. AOL zal officiële registrant ICANN blijven en zal eenvoudig de interne verslagen hebben van AOL die u met het domein verbinden. Zo betekent dit u werkelijk GEEN RECHTEN over het domein hebt. Als u volledige controle van uw domeinnaam wilt, zou u door de bovengenoemde plaatsen moeten registreren en de prijs betalen.
Ook, op dit ogenblik niet kunt u uw domein gebruiken voor Web het ontvangen, hoewel dat een eigenschap is die spoedig zal komen. The only thing you can do right now is have your own email address and add or invite others to use your domain name. So, for example, if you create a domain named thejohnsonfamily.com, you can create email accounts for everyone in your family, i.e. mary@thejohnsonfamily.com, etc, etc.
Once you find a domain that is available, go ahead and fill out the information to register the domain. You’ll also have to give your cell phone number by which AOL can verify who you are by sending a text message with a pin to your phone. Enter the pin that you receive and you’ll now be able to log into your account.
You can now login into AOL web mail (use the full email address) and start sending and receiving messages. You can create up to 100 accounts on your personalized domain for family, friends, or business associates.
So go ahead and have fun! I just created my own email address, tested it out and it works fine! Really don’t understand how this is possible, but it’s definitely really cool! Enjoy!
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Email: Create a Customized Email Domain with My eAddress · TechBlogger Says:
[…] Create your own customized email domain (you know, the part after the “@” symbol) for free with a new service from AOL called My eAddress. You’ll only be able to snatch up domains that are not currently in-use, so you won’t be able to “fake” being a Lifehacker editor with yourname@lifehacker.com—sorry folks. However, presuming your last name is not already taken you could use yourfirstname@yourlastname.com. Unfortunately, this service is definitely AOL-centric and will not let you forward your emails to any other account (including POP). Since you can manage multiple accounts with Gmail you’ll be able to send email from your new domain, but you’d have to manually go out to AOL’s web interface to read your email. Another bummer about the service is that AOL forces you to use SMS to confirm your account. While this is a pretty cool service for creating imaginative email addresses, something freaks me out about giving AOL my cellphone number. If you’re in the same boat, you can buy the domain yourself and future-proof your custom email address. Thanks, Aseem! My eAddress [AOL via Computer Tips From A Computer Guy] […]
September 6th, 2007 at 10:04 am
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[…] Since you can manage multiple accounts with Gmail you’ll be able to send email from your new domain, but you’d have to manually go out to AOL’s web interface to read your email. Another bummer about the service is that AOL forces you to use SMS to confirm your account. While this is a pretty cool service for creating imaginative email addresses, something freaks me out about giving AOL my cellphone number. If you’re in the same boat, you can buy the domain yourself and future-proof your custom email address. Thanks, Aseem! My eAddress [AOL via Computer Tips From A Computer Guy] […]
September 7th, 2007 at 5:54 pm
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[…] Since you can manage multiple accounts with Gmail you’ll be able to send email from your new domain, but you’d have to manually go out to AOL’s web interface to read your email. Another bummer about the service is that AOL forces you to use SMS to confirm your account. While this is a pretty cool service for creating imaginative email addresses, something freaks me out about giving AOL my cellphone number. If you’re in the same boat, you can buy the domain yourself and future-proof your custom email address. Thanks, Aseem! My eAddress [AOL via Computer Tips From A Computer Guy] […]
September 9th, 2007 at 8:22 am
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[…] Create your own customized email domain (you know, the part after the “@” symbol) for free with a new service from AOL called My eAddress. You’ll only be able to snatch up domains that are not currently in-use, so you won’t be able to “fake” being a Lifehacker editor with yourname@lifehacker.com—sorry folks. However, presuming your last name is not already taken you could use yourfirstname@yourlastname.com. Unfortunately, this service is definitely AOL-centric and will not let you forward your emails to any other account (including POP). Since you can manage multiple accounts with Gmail you’ll be able to send email from your new domain, but you’d have to manually go out to AOL’s web interface to read your email. Another bummer about the service is that AOL forces you to use SMS to confirm your account. While this is a pretty cool service for creating imaginative email addresses, something freaks me out about giving AOL my cellphone number. If you’re in the same boat, you can buy the domain yourself and future-proof your custom email address. Thanks, Aseem! My eAddress [AOL via Computer Tips From A Computer Guy] […]
September 6th, 2007 at 10:04 am[…] Since you can manage multiple accounts with Gmail you’ll be able to send email from your new domain, but you’d have to manually go out to AOL’s web interface to read your email. Another bummer about the service is that AOL forces you to use SMS to confirm your account. While this is a pretty cool service for creating imaginative email addresses, something freaks me out about giving AOL my cellphone number. If you’re in the same boat, you can buy the domain yourself and future-proof your custom email address. Thanks, Aseem! My eAddress [AOL via Computer Tips From A Computer Guy] […]
September 7th, 2007 at 5:54 pm[…] Since you can manage multiple accounts with Gmail you’ll be able to send email from your new domain, but you’d have to manually go out to AOL’s web interface to read your email. Another bummer about the service is that AOL forces you to use SMS to confirm your account. While this is a pretty cool service for creating imaginative email addresses, something freaks me out about giving AOL my cellphone number. If you’re in the same boat, you can buy the domain yourself and future-proof your custom email address. Thanks, Aseem! My eAddress [AOL via Computer Tips From A Computer Guy] […]
September 9th, 2007 at 8:22 am
Hey brother
will like to make some corrections
please dont mind them:-
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Well, if you’re looking for a custom email address with a custom domain name and you’d like it all for free, there is really only one option at this time, AOL’s My eAddress.
Hmm this information is a bit wrong.
Many other services are there. 2 of the most popular are google apps which not only provides you email but also many other features and is really powerful.
The other one is WIndows Live Domains which i have not et tried but will try it soon.
But i have heard from my friends that it is also nice(not as google apps)
hope this information helps
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Hey Siddharth,
That’s actually not true…Google Apps for domain assumes you already HAVE YOUR OWN domain that you can then migrate to Google Apps! If you DO NOT already have a domain, you have to purchase one…read this!
https://www.google.com/a/cpanel/domain/new
So actually, the AOL service is the only one out there that I could find that actually registers your domain for no cost to you! I think same thing applies to Windows Live Domains!
so u mean to say that we can get email@domain.com without even actually registering the domain.com ??????
If yes then it is pretty cool
sorry
If you do use “bring your own domain” with the AOL service, does AOL then assume ownership of the domain?
Yes they do take complete ownership of your domain, so that’s why it probably not worth moving a domain you already have to AOL. Just use this service to get a free domain for fun or for your family.