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hiOsilver

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Just before a name drops, you get the following:
"domain not found locally" on the whois. Usually, the name actually drops 5 or 6 days after you get "domain not found locally". However, once in a while, a name goes to "domain not found locally" and gets stuck in that state. There are several names that I have been tracking that are in that state. Does anyone know what is going on? When do these names finally become available for a new owner?
 

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This a Network Solutions quirk and some domains will eventually drop after a few more days.
 

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NO, I am talking about names that get stuck in that state for weeks, even months. :confused:
 

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I have not seen such instances; I have seen domains that they have expired for months but not in the about to drop state for so long.
 

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One of the recently proposed reasons for this is that there are nameservers defined for this domain, and that there are still other domains pointing to these nameservers.

I don't know if this is really the case, but we have seen domains "stuck" like this for many months before they actually drop.

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