Re: How does domain name expiration work?

2004-09-19 Thread Thomas Charron
On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 17:20:22 -0400, Larry Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've been watching a domain name that I'd like to grab. It is now a month > past expiration but GoDaddy still reports it as not available. Ok, basically, it's up to the registry itself. TYPICALLY, what ends up happenin

Re: How does domain name expiration work?

2004-09-18 Thread Fred
On Fri, 2004-09-17 at 17:20, Larry Cook wrote: > I've been watching a domain name that I'd like to grab. It is now a month > past expiration but GoDaddy still reports it as not available. > > I've tried finding info on how expired domain names are handled but haven't > found much useful other t

Re: How does domain name expiration work?

2004-09-17 Thread jim . mcginness
The explanation page for GoDaddy's DomainAlert Pro service mentions a legally required "grace" period. Their Investor's Edge list supposedly shows the actual date on which an expiring domain will become available for purchase by others. ___ gnhlug-disc

How does domain name expiration work?

2004-09-17 Thread Larry Cook
I've been watching a domain name that I'd like to grab. It is now a month past expiration but GoDaddy still reports it as not available. I've tried finding info on how expired domain names are handled but haven't found much useful other than a few individual's comments in news groups which sai