I need to know these details as i'm having these similar problems with my offical domain name. The service provider says that your domain as it is expired is into some other place i dont know what name he said but the summary is he said its expensive to renew an expired domain. IS IT CORRECT ??
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I always pay the same charge to renew my domains yearly. If a domain expires and the company that owns it sees it as popular I guess they may charge whatever they feel it is worth.
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I have used 1and1 for a while now. While I only have about 6 domains registered I have found that 1and1's domain manager is pretty helpful and all inclusive. also, at 6.99 a year you cant beat the service, also, even if you dont have hosting you still get webmail. \nfun\nthe downside of 1and1 is that the tech support are all in the phillipines, they still have great hours and are skilled and knowledgeable in both english and the service.
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Let me get this straight:\n\n1. You did a WHOIS on the domain name and saw it was taken last week.\n\n2. You called up Go Daddy and they told you it's available.\n\n3. You took it on the spot.\n\nLucky you. :)\n\nOne possibility: domain kiting/tasting. Read about it via the link I included.\n\nYour legal rights are dictated by your registrar's service agreement. Make sure you read and know what your rights are...before a judge reads it for you.
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You must be the person who registered it. By not registering it you have no rights to it and in fact you did exactly what these sites want you to do and that is show an interest in a site so they can park on it. You should have used somebody like Netsol to search for the address and then any of the dozens of trusted registars to register it the second you thought you wanted that address.\n\nNow if you still want to have that address you have to show that you have a claim to that site and the current owner is just parking on it. The process will not be easy and will not be quick. I would suggest writting back to this outfit and ask them what they think is a fair fee for the domain name. If they come back with a number you are unwilling to pay then I would write them back that you are going to file a complaint with ICANN and you have the documentation to show they are illegally parking on the domain. This will probably get you another offer from them. To give you an idea the last group I had do this wanted $3000.00 for the domain which then came down to $500 when I talked tough.\n\nSorry but just like anything else you need to be fast and assume your going to get screwed in business. If there is anything we can do to help please contact us.
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There is no service that provides free domain names. Some companies will include a free domain name when you pay monthly for server space, but that's not really free.
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I think i webpage has been remove from NIC or it has been expired . If you confident about the website still working please check the correct sentence if else click the history button and the click the last visited same website when you access that website . Please contact if any
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Have you manually submitted your site to be indexed?\nDid you get a reply of any sort from Google?\nMaybe you should contact them and explain the situation.\n\nI looked at your site and your logo emulates the official Google logo. I'm pretty sure Google will have a problem with that, if your site isn't official Google partner or a fan site. If it's a fan site, you should contact Google and explain the purpose of the website and request they acknowledge it in their search.
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I didnt and its not affected my site. Registered the domain myself and then got a web designer to build my sit using a different hoste and it works well
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Probably a "spoof" address, it does not resolve.  there is no such host, nor user name.  I think whoever sent this is trying to portray themselves as a domain admin though, as the "master account on a unix system is referred to as "root"  and it looks like they want you to think its the uk, but the domain is not properly formatted for that.. the proper way would be "user@domain.co.uk" if it were from the brits!\n\nwhats going on?  Need some help?\n\nIf you can post the whole header of the email I can track it from that.
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I use 1&1 and have had no problems. Their packages are flexible and you can buy more space, etc.\nPresently, they're offering free .info domains.\nhttp://www.1and1.com/?k_id=8292866 \nGood luck.
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This is spam. Look at the senders address and the domain is not coming from Yahoo!. Also probably on your actual email, the link to yahoo would direct you to a fake site, where they would steal your identity. Hope this help
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A very good site. Looks cool. If you want to get a full domain name, and keep your old site, check out www.dot.tk, they will give you a full domain name, with a Javascrit redirect link. Check it out!
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what is happening is somthing similar to cyber squatting , you can contact inteNIC regarding this file a legal suit\n\ncontact your domain name provider
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If the certificate has expired, it doesn't matter if you add the certificate to your list or not, it will STILL be expired. However... I just used Yahoo!'s certificate earlier and it was not expired, so you may be falling victim to an attack wherein a hostile computer is posing as the one to which you are trying to connect.\n\nI'd suggest trying to connect to the two sites in question from an entirely different network and seeing if the problem persists.
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Tryin to get ideas?  The most real one I encountered was when some jackhole on AOL got a username like "AolService5" and said "your account has been reset...please provide your account credit card and expiration date to continue service"...I reported him.
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Are you logging into the right domain. Also there have been times I've changed a password and had the caps on when I changed it not really paying much attention and when trying to log back on I didn't have caps on so I couldn't log in.
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There is an annual fee for every domain name you register, and this fee is not refundable even if you cancel your registration.  Very few people actively cancel registrations  - they usually passively let them expire - since there is no financial benefit.  Every domain name registrar has this policy, not just Yahoo!  \n\nSo, if you registered wosley.net and realized wosley.com is a better fit for you, you will have to register the second name and pay for the new name.  You can't "return" the old name.\n\nHowever, you don't have to pay for a second hosting plan.  Once you have registered your new domain name, let your hosting provider (in this case, Yahoo!) know that your domain name has changed. They will change their servers to reflect the new domain name registration\n\nIf you choose to register your domain name thru a registar other than Yahoo!, your domain name registration remains with that registrar and you are responsible for all ongoing domain name registration/renewal fees. To use your existing domain name with a Yahoo! service you have to direct your name servers to Yahoo!. You will need to do a DNS transfer.  Here is the info for Yahoo! hosting:\n\nPrimary name server: yns1.yahoo.com \nPrimary IP address: 66.218.71.205 \nSecondary name server: yns2.yahoo.com \nSecondary IP address: 216.109.116.20 \n\nI recommend registering the new domain name and pointing it to Yahoo! before having Yahoo! change their records so you don't have any down time.  \n\nAlso, your old domain name is not "useless".  You can forward your old domain to your new domain, so that if someone types in www.olddomain.com they get redirected to www.newdomain.com