Re: redirects



"peter" <plaz987@xxxxxxxxx> wrote > I guess this is where I am a little
confused. Do I need to get a host
for the new ".net" address? Rght now, I only pay for having the ".com"
address hosted.

It will need hosting - but as it'll be simply redirecting, the expense
should be minimal or nil.

Dreamhost, for example, charges a fee foe a hosting package that is linked
to usage - one site or one thousand. I'm sure most hosts will not rob you in
this kind of hosting.
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Andrew
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First things first - but not necessarily in that order.

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