Why Would a Domain Still Be Unavailable 44 Days After Expiring?

Discussion in 'Domain Names' started by lennco, Jan 20, 2009.

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    I am waiting for a domain name that expired on Dec 6 2008 but still shows "in Redemption Period"

    I have read a few post on here that said it usually stays in Redemption Period for 30 days and then in Delete Period for 6 days, if that's true why would it still be in Redemption Period after 44 days?

    Thanks
    Len
     
    lennco, Jan 20, 2009 IP
  2. Colbyt

    Colbyt Notable Member

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    Because it takes about 75-80 days to work through all the levels before it really drops.
     
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    tobycoke Well-Known Member

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  4. lennco

    lennco Member

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    Well it is in the Redemption Period.
     
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    lennco Member

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    Thanks, good image.

    Its in the Redemption Period so I guess its out of the Auto grace Period.

    I wonder if i should pay for a backorder purchase or just wait and see.
     
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    domaindeals Peon

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    You may as well backorder it with the services that don't require an upfront fee, such as Namejet or Snapnames.
     
    domaindeals, Jan 21, 2009 IP