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anyone backorder a .edu before?

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flybuzz

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Can you actually backorder a .edu?
 

mmkrulz

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i doubt it, its hard enough to register one to begin with.
 

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i doubt you would need to b/o it, like stated above its hard enough to reg one, just find someone who can reg a .edu wait for the deletion and have them reg it.
 

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I doubt schools would even allow .edu's to expire
 

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I believe someone on here was offering an expired .edu for X,XXX or XX,XXX a couple of weeks back. They did not disclose the school name but you would have to assume the school was no longer operational.

Like JDK said, I can not imagine a school would let the .edu expire. If one did expire and some grabbed it, I would think it would be an pretty straightforward UDPR.
 

lilian

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no. Why order .edu?
 

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I doubt backorders are even possible. I would suspect that the applications are vetted by a human being, therefore not fully automated.
 
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