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Wanted: Service Missed domain on the auction...

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Icenevermelts

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I just missed the domain on the expired auction the one I really wanted so bad. It had 0 bids. I contacted the support center and they told me that about 75 days after expiration date it will be available for public. Is there a shorter way to contact the owner? What if the owner will ask re-register and ask for higher price?
 

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I do that on purpose all the time with domains I'd like to have but don't think they're worth the fee. :)
 

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Yes I agree some domain names I won't even take for free but there might be someone who is willing to pay few hundred dollars for what I wouldn't.
Auction is @ Dynadot
 
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