101domain.com Offering Free .Berlin Domain Names Until Friday

I wrote a post on Monday about the .berlin registry offering free .berlin domain names. It is not mandatory for the registrars to offer .berlin domains for free so you can see different prices. Registrars choose their pricing but the maximum price is set at 5,55 Euro.

I wrote that 101domain.com was selling them at $4,99. Well that changed. Until Friday 101domain.com offers free .berlin domains. Here is the email I got from 101domain.com:

For the first time in our history, 101domain is giving away domain names for absolutely no cost to you! From now until Friday June 20th 2014, you can register up to 100 .BERLIN domain names for FREE1. If you don’t meet local requirements, we’re throwing in Trustee Service for FREE2 as well!

Hurry up and get the names you want before the good ones are gone!

1Discount will apply during checkout. Limit 100 domain names per customer. Discount applies only to initial registrations, renewals will be charged at the standard price.
2Discount will apply during checkout. Trustee service is not available for typo-squatted names or Trademarked names.

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About Konstantinos Zournas

I studied Computer Engineering and Computer Science in London, UK and I am now living in Athens, Greece. I went online in 1995, started coding in 1996 and began buying domain names and creating websites in 2000. I started the OnlineDomain.com blog in 2012.

6 comments

  1. 101domains is charging me 38.30 EUR per domain at checkout. The next step is giving my credit card number and process the payment (which I’m obviously not going to do).

  2. Ok; I just registered around 130 free .berlin domains (not using proxies) so it seems the limit is not 100 🙂

  3. Thank you very much, Konstantinos, this made my day, I registered as many as I could, and could get what I wanted, unlike in .coms 😉

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