This is your starting point. Purchase a pre-owned Web address or domain name (example: oniell.com, johnforrester.com, etc) or register a new one with the Internet registry, and get started with your Internet presence. Once you get your Web address, you will be able to set services for it, such as email, website or phone. 

Click here to search for available Web addresses for your name. Once you have found a Web address that you like, whether it is pre-owned or new, NameTech can take care of the rest for you.

• Setup your email

Get as many email addresses as you want with your new Web address. Example: jim@oniell.com, mary@oniell.com, work@oniell.com, mail@oniell.com, junk@oniell.com, etc.

You can get a different address for every different interest that you have, or for any member of your family or work group, and redirect each one to a different mailbox (or to the same one) as you see fit.

Having your own email addresses is as valuable as owning the keys to your house. Since your addresses won't depend on a third-party provider (such as your employer or ISP), you can guarantee that they will be yours for life, whether you move to a different country or decide to switch to a better provider later and for any reason.

Click here to set up or administer email service for your Web address.

• Setup your website

Build a website for your new Web address. Share your family photoalbum, publish your song collection, post your resume, or build an e-commerce web store. There are practically no limits to what you can do with your own website. You can even give a website to each member of your family! 

Click here to get started with your new Web site or to administer your current website with NameTech.

• Setup your phone

Did you know that phone numbers as communication addressing tools are predicted to disappear from Earth in less than 15 years?  According to experts, Web addresses or domain names will likely take their place. The phone "number" of John Forrester, for example, could then look like an easy-to-remember Web address of the form phone.johnforrester.com. The main advantage of this addressing scheme is that John Forrester will actually own the "number" (not his current phone service provider), enabling him to keep it for life, even if he switches to a provider with a better plan, or moves to a different geographical location. In addition, John's friends will be able to remember his "number" more easily, with the peace of mind of knowing that it won't be changed every time John gets a new phone plan...

If you have a cell phone with text messaging capabilities, you can already set up your Web address as your phone "number" using NameTech's CelluVIP™, a unique patent-pending system that allows you to receive messages in your cell phone via your Web address. This service is FREE to all customers of NameTech and its affiliated websites.

Click here to set up or administer your CelluVIP™ service for your Web address.