What is the process of acquiring expired domain names?
July 2nd, 2009 | by xkwq3606 |
Geni100 asked:
When a domain expires, what happens next? Does it go into a pending deletion phase, and then is up for grabs?
When a domain expires, what happens next? Does it go into a pending deletion phase, and then is up for grabs?
I want a domain that expired June 16th of this year. Before contacting the former owner (who could capitalize on the fact that someone wants something he controls) I want to know how long until I could just register the domain directly.
Also, are there ways of getting on a waiting list, for when a domain becomes available?
Thanks in advance
Jason
2 Responses to “What is the process of acquiring expired domain names?”
By dzr0001 on Jul 2, 2009 | Reply
i believe 60 days after expiration you can register it through any ICANN Registrar. contact one like godaddy or enom and find out.
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