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Can a .org really have a 10 month deletion cycle?
Someone please help me decode this weird .org status:

(directly from pir.org)

Last Updated On: 01-Jan-2004
Expiration Date: 21-Nov-2004
Status: PENDING DELETE - SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE
Status: HOLD
 
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It says HOLD meaning theres some sort of dispute, I'm thinking someone tried to register it but the real owner is disputing it?
 
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"real" owner? It's not a trademarked name... hmm...

is there a place to lookup current WIPO disputes?
 
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sorry not so sure on where you could find a dispute DB.

I could just be completely wrong too.
 
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Just to update (and close) the thread, that .org with the dates shown above dropped today and I caught it MANUALLY, woohoo! (name was taken in every TLD and most ccTLDs)

So now we know PIR (.org) is just goofing when they say:
Expiration Date: 21-Nov-2004
or
Status: HOLD

as long as it says "pending delete", its about to drop....
 
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Just what we need, more confusion! :'(
 
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aww said:
Just to update (and close) the thread, that .org with the dates shown above dropped today and I caught it MANUALLY, woohoo! (name was taken in every TLD and most ccTLDs)

So now we know PIR (.org) is just goofing when they say:
Expiration Date: 21-Nov-2004
or
Status: HOLD

as long as it says "pending delete", its about to drop....


what do u mean you caught it MANUALLY? what did u do exactly, coz' i have same situation and i did backordering and the domain status now is:
PENDING DELETE SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE
STATUS: HOLD
EXPIRATION DATE: 04-AUG-2005

what shall i do or wait for?

Thanks,
 
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