Dropping Domain

[MediaVolt]

I was wondering if any of you know of a great registrar that allows you to drop domains without charge? I know Dynadot used to be a great one but now they changed their policy.

[chandan123]

I was wondering if any of you know of a great registrar that allows you to drop domains without charge? I know Dynadot used to be a great one but now they changed their policy.

if u have api with a good script u can try in enom , dynadot :)

i think u looking about drop tasting :p

[kleszcz]

Moniker also allows API but now all the registrars are charging for deletion fee. :(

[MediaVolt]

Yeah, I was talking about domain tasting. My head must have been thinking about all the good domains that may be dropping today lol. =P

Kleszcz, do you know how much the deletion fee is? I know Dynadot is charging an insane amount which doesn't even make it worth it anymore.

Also, which API's are any good? I googled it and a bunch of suggestions came up.

[zhaobonew]

if you want get good domain ,you must use tools!

[razashah]

no site allow that dude, as ICANN change his policy, now you will have to pay $2 for dropping your domain within 48 hours grace period.

[kleszcz]

Kleszcz, do you know how much the deletion fee is? I know Dynadot is charging an insane amount which doesn't even make it worth it anymore. MediaVolt, I got the response from Moniker and they don't allow grace deletion from this April. :( Dynadot is still rocks!

[ConnectReseller]

no site allow that dude, as ICANN change his policy, now you will have to pay $2 for dropping your domain within 48 hours grace period.

It is good if it is still $2. Coz, registrars gets charged for the full domain cost by the registries if the number of dropped domains reaches to 50 or 10% of total net registration whichever is lower.

So I don't see a registrar would be allowing now to drop the domain.

Correct me if I am wrong.

[Thedomainseller]

I too Tried this and Got 2 DOmains :-)

[sniper2009]

yes i think you must to pay for that