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Hosting not my owned domains

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ecomindia

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Hi!

I thought of asking here first rather then going to godaddy.

As I know and have been and all seen the parking programs,
I have been developing a robust CMS that will fetch the data from the database depending on the domain name and keywords and have implemented adsense codes to the system.. (for few domains, its great)
(will give brief later as it will become a promo thread ;-) )

Now, I wanted few users only from DNF, to give me their 5 domains to test & try. But in this case , i have a concern that
"on my owned hosting account, can i host a domain that i do not own? i.e. hosting some other person's domain on my hosting account?"
- considering godaddy.com

Request your urgent help on this .
 
Shouldnt be a problem, although I reccomend if you want to do a project like that you dont use godaddy, if you PM me I can get you a perfect hosting account for what your looking for
 
Yeah, you can... I recommend using Bluehost.com it is who I use. Simply change the nameservers of the domain.
 
Thanks Mr.Dude, Foxo, domaingenius ...

From the feedbacks, it seems to be a solution and ok with other hosting service providers. But, my priority will be GoDaddy.com and have sent a mail to them for the confirmation.

Will also look into the suggested options if nothing works out well.

Regards
Dipendra
 
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