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I got a tip from a comment in one of my blogs that there is a website called hyperwebenable that offers a free domain registration and free webhosting services, so of course, what I did is I immediately signed up to avail of such service. Eventually, after a day or two, my application gets approved, they just asked me to change the domain name that I have requested because it is already taken. Honestly, my decision to continue to avail such service is still pending. Quite hesitant about it.

The catch is this, they will provide two banner ads that you are required to embed in your website and a text link ad at the bottom of your site. Alright! It’s not actually the banner ads and text link ads that lights up my hesitations, it’s actually the free service itself, the ownership of the domain name in particular. When availing their free service, you can get any domain name, unless it has been taken or unless it has your name in it, but the ownership remains to hyperwebenable. I will not waste my time in establishing the status of a domain name, which, in the first place is not mine. Other thing is that they require an average of 200 visitors per day, which is very difficult especially if you are a newbie like me. Another requirement is that you need to make a minimum of 15 posts per month. I have no problem with the latter one.

Although you have an option of registering your own domain and avail their free hosting service, why would you do that if there are free web hosts out there who offer free services without any catch? No banners and advertising. I’ll prefer that one instead.

However, for short term profit taking, I think I will consider availing such service. On the other hand, for new bloggers who does not have any budget to buy their own domain name, I think the service of hyperwebenable will do until you have saved enough money to buy your own domain name.

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