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GoDaddy Changing Domain Expiry Process

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EMail from GD rep:
Good morning,

We are making a change to our domain name expiry process and wanted to give you enough notice to make decisions on your portfolio. GoDaddy is changing the domain renewal timeline from 42 to 30 days for most domains. Based on our research, less than 1% of our customers renew after 30 days.

Starting Dec 4, the following changes will happen to expired domain names:
• After Day 5 of expiration, DNS, email, hosting, redirecting and any other DNS-dependent services will be interrupted and stop working.
• After Day 30 of expiration, domain names are no longer able to be renewed or transferred away.

We wanted to give a heads -up so you have enough notice to make decisions on your portfolio. As always please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions.
Significant change, and may also impact how GD Expiring Auctions are not always transferred over to auction winner, which will hopefully change now.
 
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AfternicAfternic
Godaddy will make more money with the rule change now for sure. I guess this solves the whole expired domain issue.

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I see 3 threads about this now.

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