Expired OpenSRS domains?

[hosting3.com]

Hi, does anybody know what are OpenSRS rules on dropping deleted domains and how precise it is?

Thank you

 

[Drewbert]

>Hi, does anybody know what are OpenSRS rules on dropping deleted domains
>and how precise it is?

Plenty of us know.

But if we tell you - in public - our success rate PLUNGES.

Why do you people always want everything for free? Do some research and LEARN THE FACTS for yourself.

Or wait for the DomainGuru's NEXT "groundbreaking" egotrip.

 

[DotComster]

I for one don't - I'v never followed an expireing openSRS domain - but if I wanted to I'd click search here, and see what comes up.

 

OpenSRS drops after 40 days - give or take.

-t

 

[hosting3.com]

Thank you!

 

[Anthony Ng]

hosting3.com:

Sorry guy, got your mail a bit late. thewitt is correct: OpenSRS drops names after 40 days (and quite precisely usually, except over the weekend perhaps). I'm actually flattered when you quoted one of my earlier posts in your e-mail. Well, as a bonus, Register.com usually drops names between 30-40 days (35th or 36th is very often a good shot.)

Drewbert:

Not intended to flame, but may I ask what is the purpose of this forum? We all learn along the way. I learnt a lot (from HTML to CGI) from bulletin boards just like this one, and is still learning new things every day. This is what we call collegial, right?

 

[domainer111]

RE: OpenSRS Drops

I sent an eMail to a guy from SRS with the same question.

He sent a reply echoing what is said on this forum - namely 40 days *though* sometimes it could be the 41st day.

As for the time - not quite sure.

Thanks to the poster re the Register.com drops. They do seem to be more haphazard.

btw If your looking for recent expiries please visit http://www.domain-names-for-sale-e.com/jack.html .

Good Luck,

 

[hosting3.com]

thanks