How to Get Free $10 Worth of Domain Registrations

There's this domain name registrar which is not only one of the cheapest around (if not the cheapest for the level of service they offer, which is great) but also gives away prizes like crazy. Every now and then they organize a contest in which they don't just give a few main prizes but they also give out credits for registering domain names around every corner.

That's exactly what they're doing now and I'm going to show you how to try to win a free domain or two (I already won four in four days!).

I laied down all the steps for you to follow here but if you wish you may go directly to the contest page at Namecheap, which explains all this and even more.

Step one:

Signup with Namecheap domain registar (it's free and you don't have to give your credit card info) by going to this page.

Step two:

Follow Namecheap on Twitter. If you don't own a twitter account, registration is quick so go and do that first.

Step three:

Go to this link, enter your Twitter username where specified and click 'Verify'.

Step four:

Go to your Twitter account's inbox where you should find a direct message from Namecheap waiting for you. It will contain a short code which you will have to copy.

Step five:

Go back to the Namecheap website and paste the code on the confirmation page. This will complete the integration process.

Congratulations, you are ready to win some free domains!

Wait for Namecheap to ask a new riddle every hour and try to be the first to respond with a correct answer. The first person that answers correctly and 4 other selected randomly will win the $10.16 domain name credit to use with their linked Namecheap account.

Each contestant can only win one domain name credit per day and you can see all the winners on this page.

If you have any additional questions or concerns, please first read through the contest rules page before asking in the comments below.

Obviously, there are other things Namecheap offers that you'll be able to spend your won credits on, other than on registering/transferring/renewing domains: to purchase WhoisGuards for your domains, SSL certificates or even hosting.

Posted on September 07, 2010

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