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Bought an Expired Domain and received an email after 3 days

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WebMaster

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hotmail.co.uk been expired too :D

One man registered but gived it back as soon as they asked .

Why ?

How you thinking are you have this domain long if you fighting width big corp ?
If they want they will bring you to a court and keep there as long as you do not have money for it and lawers and then you give back this domain in any way .

But if its company is bingobing one and not so famous and domain not rare i will show them one finger combination ;)

TY . Man
 

Wired

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Still working on a name of mine that didnt show redemption.
 

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Thanks for advice guys. We agreed on a price and I sold it.
 

INFORG

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Funny how times have changed. Picking up drops and selling them back to people who let them expire used to be a primary revenue source for domainers back in the day.

With the extended redemption periods and all the renewal emails these days, people rarely lose a name that way anymore. I'm kind of glad it's a little more user friendly these days at the registrars - getting all of those "you stole my name" calls and emails was depressing. :)
 

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Rick, how many did you steal? lol
 
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