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Post by MixasKostas April 3rd 2014, 1:02 pm

hello,
i recently made a free forum and i want to make it on a .com domain so my question is , if i pay for the 1 year domain name all ads will be removed ?
or i have to pay for the domain name and extra pay for the ads ? 

every forum theme that i install has it's own ads or no ?

Also, where i can see the benefits of a paid domain? Very Happy

EDIT: if i move my forum to a .com domain i am gonna lose everything in there and start from the beginning? :wouhou: 

thanks in advance!
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Post by Derri April 3rd 2014, 3:51 pm

Hi,

1) If you buy a years domain name, you'll have to pay for the ad removal. You can see what you can spend credits on by going to ACP --> Misc --> spend credits

2) All themes will have ads and these ads are hosted by Forumotion in order to pay for the up-keeping on the service.

3) The benefits at a glance are: More chance for a better SEO (search engine) ranking of your forum.
More professional looking

Those are two main benefits.

4) If you buy a domain name, you won't lose anything. You'll keep all the stuff you had before.

You can read these guides for more information

https://help.forumotion.com/t1219-credits-management?highlight=Credits
https://help.forumotion.com/t22302-why-should-i-choose-a-domain-name-for-my-forum-and-how?highlight=domain


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Post by MixasKostas April 6th 2014, 4:04 am

Derri wrote:Hi,

1) If you buy a years domain name, you'll have to pay for the ad removal. You can see what you can spend credits on by going to ACP --> Misc --> spend credits

2) All themes will have ads and these ads are hosted by Forumotion in order to pay for the up-keeping on the service.

3) The benefits at a glance are: More chance for a better SEO (search engine) ranking of your forum.
More professional looking

Those are two main benefits.

4) If you buy a domain name, you won't lose anything. You'll keep all the stuff you had before.

You can read these guides for more information

https://help.forumotion.com/t1219-credits-management?highlight=Credits
https://help.forumotion.com/t22302-why-should-i-choose-a-domain-name-for-my-forum-and-how?highlight=domain



Sorry for my late reply and thanks for your reply Very Happy

So i have to pay for ads removal and for domain, oook ! it's cool.

I have one last question, i want to install a ticket system on my forum, can i install a free one?
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Post by Sir Chivas™ April 6th 2014, 4:32 am

What exactly are you referring to a "ticket system?"
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Post by MixasKostas April 7th 2014, 7:25 pm

something like "osticket" , that users can submit support tickets and get help from forum admins.
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Post by Derri April 7th 2014, 9:23 pm

Hi,

This isn't possible, at least to my knowledge.

However this https://help.forumotion.com/t131789-add-a-form-on-creation-of-a-new-topic would allow it so you could create a forum for these support issues and when a user clicks on a thread they'll have to fill out a form.
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