question Should I pay redemption for expired LLL.in domain?

[briman1970]

I have a real English word LLL.in domain that has expired and has gone into redemption at Name.com

Firstly, is there any way at all for me to renew the name without paying the extra fee and secondly, if I have to pay the fee, should I renew the domain if it's going to be more than $100 total? The domain is 37 days past expiration, if that helps and I haven't contacted Name.com as of yet. I have no idea what LLL.in domains are worth at the moment, so forgive my ignorance. I've had this domain for over a decade and I feel utterly stupid for letting it expire, but things have been going horribly lately and I have way too much on my plate. Thanks for your help

 

[briman1970]

Apparently I lost the domain. I feel so disgusted with myself over this. It's so hard to believe it went away that quickly.

 

[briman1970]

Thanks everyone for the advice and opinions

 

[kam]

Apparently I lost the domain. I feel so disgusted with myself over this. It's so hard to believe it went away that quickly.

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Many registrars now cut the grace renewal period because they want to make extra $$$ from expired domains without taking any risks.
They forgot they never the rightful owner of domains, they are just the people whom manage the domain on the behalf of their customers.
It come to a question that who give them the power to resell and even deprivation the legal rights of domain owners to renew their domains?

I really miss the old days when registrar is less greedy.

 

[kriss05]

Maybe auctioning expired domains is ok, but I wonder why it is registrars that get all the proceeds. Domain owners should get at least 50% share.

 

[Recons.Com]

Thanks everyone for the advice and opinions

You are fine. This is negative meaning word. That greatly reduces your chances of sale.

make (someone) feel annoyed, frustrated, or worried, especially with trivial matters.
"the memory of the conversation still vexed him"
synonyms: annoy, irritate, infuriate, anger, incense, inflame, enrage, irk, chagrin, exasperate, madden, pique, provoke, nettle, disturb, upset, perturb, discompose, put out; More

• ARCHAIC
  cause distress to.
  "thou shalt not vex a stranger"