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Tyson Acker posted this on March 24, 2012, 21:01 This article provides an overview of the life-cycle for generic top-level domains such as .com, .net, .biz, .org and .info. On the first day of registration your domain name is registered at the domain registry and set up in Hover DNS. Within the next 48 hours (depending on DNS propagation) your domain name will resolve and appear in domain WHOIS lookups, such as http://smartwhois.com/. During the first few days, it is still possible to have your domain name deleted from the registry in case you change your mind or there is a spelling error. By the end of the 5th day of registration the domain name cannot be revoked or deleted from the domain registry. During the first 60 days, all domain registrations are non-transferrable due to a registry lock. After 60 days have passed, you can transfer your domain name to any ICANN accredited Registrar. One year after the domain was registered it will expire and enter into a 40 day grace period. The domain name will stop resolving and all Hover services will be terminated. Hosting and domain forwarding services will be disabled and any associated email addresses will stop receiving new email; senders will receive a bounce back error message if they try to send an email to an email address using an expired domain. During the grace period the domain owner can renew their domain and Hover services at any time at their regular price without penalty. After the 40 day grace period the domain name is deleted from our registration database. The domain registry will provide an additional 30-day redemption period. During the redemption period the domain owner can have their domain name redeemed by paying a $175.00 redemption fee in addition to the cost of a one year service renewal. During redemption, you may notice the domain's expiration date in WHOIS lookups has moved ahead one year in the registry database. This is a temporary auto renewal at the registry. 70 days after expiration the redemption period ends. The domain name will be placed in a "Pending Delete" status at the registry for up to five days. During this time, it is not possible to redeem or recover the domain name. After the five day pending delete period, the domain will be deleted from the registry. At this point, the domain will be available to the general public for new registration. It's been 440 days and no pending delete is showing up! Bullcrap on you! We'd need to know which domain you're referring to in order to investigate so I'm going to send you an email to follow up. I purchased 3 domains exactly 440 days ago (just by chance). I went on line to finally do something with them not knowing they had been expired. Why do I NOT know? Is it too much to ask to send an email reminder. I also assumed they were auto-renewable. I feel like I have been blind sided. NOT a good way to do business. David, We send renewal reminders to the account contact email at 90, 60, 30, 15, 7, 3, and 1 day(s) before the expiration date. An email is also sent out the day after expiration, as well as the 7th and 10th day. If these reminder settings are turned off, or if auto-renewal is cancelled, we will still send renewal reminders to the contact email on the domain. I'd love to look into this further. Please keep a lookout for an email from me. Regarding pervious post. A quick phone call and resolution. Seems I needed to verify (change) a bad contact email address on my domain accounts. My bad, but an easy fix. Yay! all is well.
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Početkom godine (01.01.2014.) na snagu su stupila nova pravila oko verifikacije kontakt e-mail adrese registranta domene prilikom registracije, transfera i promjene kontakt e-mail adrese gTLD domena (.com, .net, .org, .biz, .info). Nova pravila odnose se samo na domene koje su registrirane nakon 01.01.2014., za domene registrirane prije tog datuma neće biti potrebno verificirati kontakt e-mail adresu sve dok se domena ne transferira na novu kontakt e-mail adresu ili se u postojećim kontakt podacima mijenja e-mail adresa. Nakon registracije domene, na upisanu kontakt e-mail adresu registranta domene stići će poruka naslova "RAA verification mail" u kojoj će se nalaziti link za verifikaciju kontakt e-mail adrese. Sve što je potrebno za verifikaciju kontakt e-mail adrese je da registrant domene klikne na taj link i tako potvrdi da je upisana e-mail adresa ispravna. Rok u kojem se e-mail adresa može verificirati je 15 dana od dana registracije domene, transfera ili izmjene kontakt e-mail adrese. Poruka sa linkom za verifikaciju šalje se odmah po registraciji, dok se podsjetnici šalju nakon 7 i nakon 14 dana od registracije. Moramo naglasiti da ukoliko se kontakt e-mail adresa ne verificira nakon 15 dana, domena se automatizirano privremeno isključuje sve dok se kontakt e-mail adresa ne verificira. Stoga je vrlo bitno da odmah verificirate email adresu kako se ne bi dogodilo da vam se domena isključi. Jednom verificirana kontakt e-mail adresa više se ne mora ponovno verificirati kod nove registracije domena. Saturday, January 11, 2014