.tv .TV Redemption Period

[.tv]

Hi folks,
Got this info from a registrar.

.TV Expiry Information:
Upon expiry of a .TV name, you will be unable to make changes until a renewal is applied. There is a grace period of 40 days which starts on the day of expiry. You may renew your .tv in this period without penalty.

.TV Redemption Information:
After the 40 day grace period, a 30 day redemption period begins. Should you wish to renew your .tv domain at this point, a redemption charge will be applied. Once the 30 day redemption period is up, the domain will be deleted at a random time over the following 7 days.

 

[htmlindex]

So basically it's between 70 to 77 days after an expiring .tv name becomes available up for grabs again.

 

[domainerph]

Should it not be after expiring?

 

[TheWatcher]

Just renew or transfer your .TV domain before 7-10 days, you should be ok. But again, if you treasure your domains, you renew them ahead of time.

 

[htmlindex]

Should it not be after expiring?

Sorry, meant after, will edit my above post.

 

[mckennaronnie]

Does anyone know of any software to help find quality expired .tv's?

 

[.tv]

Does anyone know of any software to help find quality expired .tv's?

Ronnie,
More than 50% of expiring names will be taken by the registry and named as so called "premiums". I think currently there is no dropcatching software program or online service available for .tv names.

 

[vaunter]

Does anyone know of any software to help find quality expired .tv's?

Nothing like that, drops are verified by enom and they decide to release at different price levels.

recently: golftv.tv

it was released as a $1k premium