What is the significance of the namerservers ns1.nolongeruseddomain.com and ns2.nolongeruseddomain.com? I come across these from time to my time when conducting whois searches. One domain I'm after was last updated on Mar. 18 and now expires on Feb. 21 2014 -- but it has the above namerservers and doesn't resolve to anything when typed in. Anyone know what gives?
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