what you want is a mirror site. yes, you have to host both, but they don't have to be at the same host. for some info on mirroring: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror_(computing)

for a cheap host, try digitalspace.net, cost is $36/year. the company has been around for a long time and have not raised their rates for this basic hosting package in 10 years. i have used them for about 2 dozen sites in the past five years.

it is common to want to use alternate domain names to point to one site, although i am not sure why se-aw.com is any easier, once someone has already cached the longer name.

in general, i have used mirror sites for different names, not abbreviations.

for example, iattire.com was an ecommerce site that sold costumes for ipods. but the domain costumesforipods.com and ipodcostumes.com also took someone to iattire.com

Yeah - you should be able to change the DNS A-Record for the shorter domain to the IP address of the longer domain, or, put a forward on the shorter domain. If you manage your own host file (like through GoDaddy), you will need to make this change yourself. If somebody set these domains up for you (like Netgate), they should be able to change the DNS record for the shorter domain.

In short, when somebody types www.se-aw.com into their browser, DNS resolution will point to the 205.214.170.248 IP address (sacredearthancientways.com). The browser immediately hits port 80 (HTTP) against 205.214.170.248 and never routes to the IP for www.se-aw.com.

Step by step instructions for creating a forward under GoDaddy:

www.ehow.com/how_2012788...-domain.html

Hopefully that helps -

s1m0n