Meanie Registrar Gives In After Yanking Nonprofit’s Domain
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Re: Meanie Registrar Gives In After Yanking Nonprofit’s Domain
#2Misleading headline much? The domain wasn't "yanked", it expired after the nonprofit failed to respond to emails warning of expiration. Then, they waited until the redemption period had expired, too, before deciding they still wanted the name.
If you don't pay the electric bill, the power will be turned off. If you don't pay for your domain name . . .
Re: Meanie Registrar Gives In After Yanking Nonprofit’s Domain
#3Misleading headline much? The domain wasn't "yanked", it expired after the nonprofit failed to respond to emails warning of expiration. Then, they waited until the redemption period had expired, too, before deciding they still wanted the name. If you don't pay the electric bill, the power will be turned off. If you don't pay for your domain name . . .
Well true that there were many inaccuracies in that story but actually the domain never entered redemption because it was never deleted. The registrar simply transferred the ownership of the domain to another party about a day after expiration in order to sell it back to the owner.