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vgcity.com is popular mainly for their forums. The owner of the site, Phil I believe, is a domain buyer/seller himself so I don't think he'll be willing to just give it back....but you never know. Good luck!
 
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Originally posted by seiya
SOmeone registered my domain the second it expired and i really need my domain name. Now we had good traffic since we are a gaming website but thats just evil. Im a 15 year old and I dont see why someone would still my domain name. Does anyone know who owns that company who got it... www.vgcity.com I really need it back and maybe the owner is nice... who knows


Help me please :/

I don't think anyone else got it, it just looks like you forgot to pay the renewal fee and eNom disabled it.

http://www.enom.com/domains/whois.asp?DomainName=vgcity.com

You will still be able to renew it.
 
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Originally posted by seiya
Oh but it said its taken at www.namecheap.com BTW i own the site. :/

Right, it's taken by you. Names don't drop immediately after they expire. It actually takes up to 2 months to drop, from the time they expire. Pay your bill with NameCheap.
 
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FYI seiya: NameCheap = Enom (they are a BiG Reseller of Enom's).
Should be OK here, IMHO.
 
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Got lucky seiya! I wasn't as lucky with mine! :(
 
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Oh ok im gonna see then. Thanks..

Ah thank dear God. I should learn more about domains. :)

plus $25.00 for reinstating an expired domain

Good thing they keep it for a little while!

W00t, someone delete this topic please ;)
 
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