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11-01-2008, 07:18 PM
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My vintage player website...tell me what you think.
Posted By: Rob D.
To follow up on what Robert said, I created my Web site using FreeWebs, then decided I wanted a certain url, which was available. It's really easy to buy an address and then have it redirect to your existing FreeWebs site, which is what I did. You can do it all through FreeWebs, though you don't have to. It all depends on how comfortable you are with this sort of thing. You'll pay a bit more doing it through FreeWebs, but it walks you through the process step-by-step, so the extra money you pay might be worth it. 
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