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🔰How to Get Free Domain🔰

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Just follow the below steps to register your .tk, .ml, .cf, .ga, .gq

domain name for 1 year absolutely free of cost. After the

completion, we will discuss on how to use it as a custom domain

on Blogger.


1️⃣ Go to Freenom.com and check availability by entering a

great domain name for your blog.

2️⃣ If it is available, click on Get it now! button and the selected

domain will be added to your cart.

3️⃣ After that, Click on checkout tab.

4️⃣ On the next page, change Period from 3 months to 12

months ( Don't worry, it remains free) and Click Continue

5️⃣ Now enter your email address in the given space or you can

use your social profile for login. If you want to sign up using

email address then enter it and click on Verify my Email.

6️⃣ Check! You will receive a confirmation link to your email

address. Simply, click on that.

7️⃣ Congrats! You have registered your free domain. 😍


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