Troubleshooting Log In Issues on Dot.tk: A Scientific Approach

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Start date Jun 12, 2005
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The main topic of discussion revolves around issues accessing the website http://www.dot.tk, which is known for providing free domain names. Users report that the site has been frequently down, with one stating it has been unavailable 99% of the time over the past few years. There is a general sentiment that dot.tk has declined in reliability and usefulness compared to its earlier days. Participants also mention finding alternative free domain options, such as xnationx.com and mindris.com, indicating a shift away from dot.tk for domain registration needs.

Jun 12, 2005

JamesU

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I can log on to any .tk website except for the main one http://www.dot.tk

any help here?

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Jun 12, 2005

Kakarot

dot.tk has been down like 99% of the time for the last few years lol. it was good back in the day but it sucks now. it may not even exist anymore lol

Jun 12, 2005

Knavish

What's the site about?

Jun 12, 2005

JamesU

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it's for a free domain name. and NVM I got a better free domain

Jun 12, 2005

xnationx.com!
mindris.com!

w00t w00t!

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