I'm Polish. To say "free" as in "free porn" we use the word "darmowe". "Wolny" is the word you'd use for example to say that you're single or a table in a restaurant is unoccupied.
Snapnames answer:
"The short answer would be because they didn't list it with us. "
Now the question is: why wouldn't a partner registrar list it with SN?
To keep it for themselves?
Expiration Date: 13-sep-2011
Below there's the text:
NOTICE: The expiration date displayed in this record is the date the
registrar's sponsorship of the domain name registration in the registry is
currently set to expire. This date does not necessarily reflect the expiration
date of the domain...
1. DIRECTNIC, LTD. By the way, there are 2 expire dates (2011 and 2010). What does it mean?
2. No
I couldn't have missed the auction because I have been checking it for 2 weeks.
:hi:
Do all Afternic domain become available on Snapnames after they expire? There's one domain that expired in mid September but still doesn't have "order by" date listed. How come?
I'm trying to sell a domain name. I have compiled a list of potential buyers whom I intend to contact soon.
What should I do?
a) At first take offers (if I get any :P) and then put the domain name on auction
b) Put it on auction right away
What works best for you?
EDIT:
I just learned that...
Bad news for you: the word "terapii" (therapy) is a Polish word in the dative case.
In other words, it's no good for a domain (unless it means something else)
Btw Nominative case would be "terapia" ... .com was taken back in 1998 :)
Are you sure that Godaddy backorder is faster than desktop programs with registrar api's? I remember reading someone's post on how bad Godaddy backorder is and that you're better off hand-registering.
:hi:
Today I tried to catch a pending delete domain. It definitely wasn't worth $59 I could pay Snapnames so I opted out for a hand-registration. I checked whois data every several minutes and -- you guessed it -- suddenly it got registered by someone else.
My first question: Is checking...