Getting an Expired Domain Back

sleepysentry · 02-24-2007, 09:10 AM

I have a domain that expired 30 days ago from Godaddy. I didn't want it then, but now I've decided I do want it.

I heard somewhere I have up to 90 days after a name expires to get it back? Is this true? How can I do it?

I know I already posted this thread in another subforum, but I made a typo which really changed the meaning of the thread's title that I cannot change.

**Spade** · 02-24-2007, 11:08 AM

You have approximately 43 days to "redeem" the domain name. You'll need to contact godaddy to see if your domain name is in a redeemable status. If it is, they will charge you $80 for the redemption and a 1 year renewal. If it had privacy, they will also apply a charge for 1 year of that.

I would recommend doing a whois lookup and seeing the status. If it is a quality domain name, someone may have won it at TDNAM, and your honestly pushing the timeframe here. Call GoDaddy immediately.

Justin

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sleepysentry NamePros Regular Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 254 30.85 NP$ (Donate)	Getting an Expired Domain Back I have a domain that expired 30 days ago from Godaddy. I didn't want it then, but now I've decided I do want it. I heard somewhere I have up to 90 days after a name expires to get it back? Is this true? How can I do it? I know I already posted this thread in another subforum, but I made a typo which really changed the meaning of the thread's title that I cannot change. __________________ Game Server

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Spade NameBio.com Founder Team Leader Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Tempe, AZ Posts: 7,410 12,579.82 NP$ (Donate)	You have approximately 43 days to "redeem" the domain name. You'll need to contact godaddy to see if your domain name is in a redeemable status. If it is, they will charge you $80 for the redemption and a 1 year renewal. If it had privacy, they will also apply a charge for 1 year of that. I would recommend doing a whois lookup and seeing the status. If it is a quality domain name, someone may have won it at TDNAM, and your honestly pushing the timeframe here. Call GoDaddy immediately. Justin __________________ Read my Blog! NameBio.com - Search The Domain Sales Index Buying LLLL.com's ending in "CA"

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