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If you want to use a top-level domain (TLD), you have to renew the address every year in most cases. The providers of the WordPress website construction kit are now offering a special tariff that allows a domain to remain registered for a whole century.

Current packages expire after ten years

Normally, when registering the TLD, customers can only select a maximum term of ten years. The domain is then offered to other users or can be renewed. If you no longer want to think about renewal at regular intervals, WordPress.com now has the option of taking out a 100-year tariff.

This means that a website can still be reached for many decades even without active changes. This allows blog articles and related media to be preserved for future generations. The package…

WordPress.com announced a one hundred year domain registration that comes with managed hosting and 24/7 customer service and other features for one price.

WordPress 100-Year Plan

The typical maximum domain name registration period is capped at ten years.

So it’s quite unusual to be able to register a domain for one hundred years.

WordPress calls this new offer the 100-year plan.

The cost of the 100 year domain name registration is $38,000 USD.

That works out to $380 per year for hosting and domain registration.

What Comes With WordPress Century Plan?

The official announcement named these features that come with the plan:

• Domain secured for one hundred years
• Multiple backups across data centers in different geographic locations
• “Top-tier” managed WordPress hosting
• Unmetered…

Setting up a website is a critical step in establishing your business. Not only does it help people contact you and learn more about the business, but your website is also a reflection of your brand. 

Accordingly, it’s important that your website domain name reflects your business and brand accurately and effectively. Registering your website domain name can feel overwhelming for many new business owners. In this article, we break it down for you in a step-by-step guide so you can register your domain name and get your website up and running.

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The popular file-hosting site AnonFiles.com has thrown in the towel. The site’s operators cite massive abuse by uploaders as the reason for the shutdown. AnonFiles tried to limit the problems though automated upload filters and filename restrictions but nothing helped. While the current team says its work is over, others are invited to buy the domain name and give it a shot themselves.

Founded in 2011, AnonFiles.com became known as a popular hosting service that allowed users to share files up to 20GB without download restrictions.

As the name suggests, registering an account wasn’t required either; both up and downloading files was totally anonymous.

The same also applies to BayFiles.com, an affiliated file-hosting service that was launched by The Pirate…