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A couple years ago when i was deployed to afghanistan i forgot to renew my domains. They dropped..

Here is a list of what I lost..

HeyB.com
r3w.net
r4w.net
r6w.net
r8w.net
r9w.net
hostingboost.com
hostdex.com
pendate.com

Anyone ever loose anything valuable to them?
 
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I'd like to extend this discussion to "valuable domains you passed on" (i.e., decided not to register).
 
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I'd like to extend this discussion to "valuable domains you passed on" (i.e., decided not to register).

I passed up my fair share as well. Mostly adult names though. I just recently starting buying them
 
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I'd rather not think about these things :red:

But, I have seen a few domains roll through barely noticed in the Domain Auctions section, that have gone for pittance and I really don't know how. I'm in the process of buying one for $xxx that went for $7 about 3 months ago. :bah:

Back when I first joined, there were some top notch keyword .com's and similar domains flying around for a fraction of the value they are now. I didn't have the income to pick them up and renew them - I regret not getting some cash together and investing as I'd be on a beach, somewhere, right now. ;)
 
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Back when I first joined, there were some top notch keyword .com's and similar domains flying around for a fraction of the value they are now. I didn't have the income to pick them up and renew them - I regret not getting some cash together and investing as I'd be on a beach, somewhere, right now. ;)

That was one of my issue. There was a time in my life that I was struggling with just getting gas together. $8 just didn't seem feasible in my situation.

But things are better now!
 
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