You might have a lot of hassles, but if you finally know how to do it, you'll just have free domains.
Note that you just have to switch to a dns provider that is less slow.

I have tried to register a domain with Freenom many times before but it simply hasn´t worked. Either the page stopped responding, an error message appeared or something else. While I finally got my free .tk-domain that I use ... Mer information for redirects, it actually worked!
But then I saw that it sometimes redirected the user to a different website than mine. My website is for a restaurant, but the webpage Freenom sent me to when testing sometimes was not a Weebly site, it was some kind of foreign language media server? Remember, this is when using your domain for redirecting.
Pulled up my page again and after 1-2 months (with very little traffic though since my business hasn´t opened yet), and I actually got redirected to my website! Nothing has been taken down.
But I would not say that Freenom is a reliable host. It is very cheap, but the question is if it is even worth the price to pay for anything? I am currently using their free plan, and I´m not complaining about that because it is free. But still, not the best experience. Dölj