13 Responses for "Free Chat and Domain Names"

1. Eric June 13th, 2006 at 2:20 am 1

   nopee. if you want it for socializing, its called, myspace, facebook, friendster, or xanga

2. Never June 13th, 2006 at 10:51 pm 2

   I remember a while back getting a nice domain name from cjb.cc
   There is also .tk for domain names.. hosting is another issue but you can get good hosting lots of places.

   edit: oh and for messages, if you’re looking to avoid having to write up your own programming, there are a lot of sites offering forums, or even simple “Guestbooks” which you can add to any personal site.

3. teenahbeeah June 16th, 2006 at 10:17 am 3

   Freewebs is useless? Why?
   They have a few features on there that allow you to set up a chat. & You’ll have a normal webpage.

   But anyways…I suggest looking for a guestbook. I mean, aside from an actual forum. Below are a couple sites that look helpful.

4. neo June 18th, 2006 at 9:40 am 4

   have you tried Googlepages.

5. Leah June 22nd, 2006 at 1:18 am 5

   piczo.com

   its fun and easy i have it and all me friends do to u can leave comments and messages too
   good luck : )

6. ♫musicality♫ June 23rd, 2006 at 8:25 pm 6

   Google groups is good. You set up your own group about a certain topic or you can use it to chat about general things. Then you invite your friends to join it. It’s good because there are a lot of choices you can make about who can join or read what is on there. You can have it private for just the people you invite or allow anyone to join. Also you can make it so only members can read certain pages as well.

   Here is the website:

   Try it and see what you think.

7. thebestnamesarealreadytaken0909 June 24th, 2006 at 9:21 pm 7

   if i understand you, you are looking to create a private network fior you and your friends to communicate.
   ok try the following.
   register for a dynamic domain name. see (other companies offer this free service)
   go to and get yourself a copy of the apache webserver. filezilla ftp server and client, hmailserver email server.
   now configure your old p3 or better based computer (if you have one laying around unloved in a corner).
   install the above software on it. configure the servers as you need them. creating an email account for each of you and your friends.
   use your choice of program to design your webpage/site and publish to the folder you choose to serve your site from.
   if you don’t have a web page design program you could use page breeze from pagebreeze.com free to use for personal non comercial use.

   you would then simply start your server as you need it, you could leave the computer connected at all times or just at aggreed times when you and your friends want to talk.

   most free web hosts limit you to only a very small amount of space on the server. if you set up your own server you can have not only an unlimited amount of space, you can have one drive dedicated to serve all your pages from say the root or C: drive and a seperate drive to hold the servers and store your emails, meaning you would have no space limitations beyond the size of the hard drives you use.
   for example 1TB (1000GB) is now under £200 affordable for most people these days.

   I speak here having in recent months set up a community server suite as detailed above which i’m pleased to say is set up so it correctly stops spam before it can have a negative impact on our server. for example one method amongst others is to stop the server accepting and performing remote to remote server mail requests.
   that means only mail to named accounts on our server from named accounts on our server are permitted.

   for your needs I believe this option may be your best option.
   If you want more advice i accept email requests look me up and mail me. i can give you details of how to secure your site and server. I can also provide you with freeware which i have found and that i use.
   oh and for reference the servers are very simple to configure.

8. raul l June 26th, 2006 at 8:37 am 8

   the best is create a blog, that is really web with personal managment of content but with professional look
   The problem with free web, is the popup, spyes, that is a problems with geocities and other free webserver.
   In blog like blogspot.com you have another advantages, that is the positioning

9. alicetherobot June 29th, 2006 at 1:54 pm 9

   Hi there

   This may be way out of center but….there is an australian site with chat, email and all that stuff which is private if you set it that way. Link as follows

   Hope this helps

   Alice R

10. arpit p July 2nd, 2006 at 10:34 pm 10

    sorry I dont know babe.

11. Jamie July 5th, 2006 at 8:15 pm 11

    Heya,

    I use a good website for my own website that could be of use to you. Check out – it gives you the opportunity to set up a forum that your friends will be able to access and as a moderator you can chose whether “anyone” “registered users” or “moderator and admin” can read, edit or write new posts.

    This means that if all of your friends signed up to the forum (you have the option, I think, to approve all applicants) and you chose “registered users only” for read, edit, write and whatever else, then they could only see the content when they signed in – nobody else could!

    You also get a free subdomain of forumcircle.com, so if you wanted to call it “myfriends” you could (probably already taken though!) get

    Hope this was of use to you

    Jamie

    p.s. Forgot to mention that it’s completely free!!

12. AJHW July 9th, 2006 at 5:19 pm 12

    Google Pages
    Freewebs
    Blogger
    Wordpress
    My Opera

13. Ryanator July 12th, 2006 at 12:19 pm 13

    piczo,myspace,bebo,facebook,