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Domain expiration and renewal time

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Justin Hulsey

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Let's say that a couple of my domains expired yesterday. How long do I have until they registrar scoops them up and sends them to auction, or whatever they do. Isn't it like a week or so?

Any insight would be appreciated, thanks!
 
You have a bit of time. Expect to pay a fee of about $80.00 each if I'm not mistaken. (I didn't look it up to get the exact timing or price. Just recalling what I've read around here and elsewhere.)
 
Let's say that a couple of my domains expired yesterday. How long do I have until they registrar scoops them up and sends them to auction, or whatever they do. Isn't it like a week or so?

Any insight would be appreciated, thanks!

Depends on the registrar too. Godaddy will give you a few weeks typically.
 
If you're asking about a drop making it through redemption period, auction, etc, I think 60 days or so.
 
It indeed depends on the registrar as south said. Each sets their own policy of
how long the registrant can renew or redeem, and at what price.

Ask your registrar, justin.
 
Domain life cycle explained:
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