Damn, I listed another pile of domains last week and I check today and they're still "In Review" at Afternic.
So that means they're not for sale at Afternic or listed on GoDaddy search... great.
I hadn't looked at Afternic in a while but today I discovered that all the domains I added last week, are still sitting in the "In Review" area. A lot of words, places, names, popular terms, animals, etc. - absolutely nothing that would send off...
It's almost certainly an International/Global Money Transfer as those are relatively new and as such, don't have any legal regulations surrounding them in many countries, so banks just run wild and do whatever they want.
Up here in Canada, the...
And non-profits have some of the highest executive salaries, as non-profit doesn't mean they are unprofitable, only that they need to spend it all (and more) in order to qualify for tax-exemptions.
I believe the NFL gave up it's non-profit...
There is a site out there that covers the spending levels of ICANN and some of it is quite lavish, even for my expectations.
The minute the US ceded control over ICANN to foreign interest was a dark one indeed and all we've seen since is one...
I never use my bank card for anything as that's real money and once you lose it, the banks (no matter what they say in their ads about being "fully protected from fraud") do not want to give it back to you without a fight. Banks are also lazy as...
They both are and both have the "autoRenewPeriod" flag which means no renewal has yet been performed.
Once it's officially renewed it will display "ok".
As for the expiry dates, as I stated before, ICANN temporarily sets a +1 year flag on...
Make sure it's actually been renewed as the system (on many popular TLDs) just puts in a +1 year expiry date during the period after expiry and before final deletion. It's standard procedure under the current system.
Look at the ICANN codes to...
I started a post like on here and it's more than likely an updated TM check being run on these domains. It might be something else, but that's the most common reason.
I had a pile of my old Afternic domains put in review a few weeks ago.
I think it would be exactly the same as it is now - an active negotiation window but no way to actually sell the domain.
Another thing, why does only changing your minimum offer in Settings automatically change the minimum offer on ALL domains...
Well, it looks like @DAN.COM was wrong and after I deleted the domain, the negotiation window remains active and I have options to Reply or to send a Counter Offer. It looks like negotiations are permanent and there is absolutely no way to get...
I assume because the Dan developers never foresaw this type of behavior taking place. But they should have realized that if you leave a backdoor open, someone is eventually going to try and come in.
The only solution right now is to totally...