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Posted On: 05/31/2018 7:57:23 PM
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Found this interesting, any explanation?
“Generic TLDs’ (gTLDs’) grace periods
When a domain expires, your website and mail service will stop functioning, and no changes can be made to the domain.
However, for generic TLDs (.com, .net, .org, .biz, .info, etc.), you have a period of about 27 days at Namecheap after the actual expiration date during which you can still renew the domain at the regular rate. A full list of generic TLDs can be found on the Domain Name Search page.
If you do not renew the domain within this grace period, it enters a "redemption stage" for 30 days at the Registry. At this stage, the domain may be auctioned off by the upstream vendors.”
https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgeba...ce-periods
The expiration is back to saying 5/18/2018 for activateyourhigh site. Roughly 27 days or so takes it to mid June. Think we’ll have to wait that long to find out what’s going on?
“Generic TLDs’ (gTLDs’) grace periods
When a domain expires, your website and mail service will stop functioning, and no changes can be made to the domain.
However, for generic TLDs (.com, .net, .org, .biz, .info, etc.), you have a period of about 27 days at Namecheap after the actual expiration date during which you can still renew the domain at the regular rate. A full list of generic TLDs can be found on the Domain Name Search page.
If you do not renew the domain within this grace period, it enters a "redemption stage" for 30 days at the Registry. At this stage, the domain may be auctioned off by the upstream vendors.”
https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgeba...ce-periods
The expiration is back to saying 5/18/2018 for activateyourhigh site. Roughly 27 days or so takes it to mid June. Think we’ll have to wait that long to find out what’s going on?
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