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GAMEFINEST

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The only domain i have at registerfly.com is going thru a redemption period, nice choice of words, can anyone explain what is going on?

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Registrar: REGISTERFLY.COM, INC.
Whois Server: whois.registerfly.com
Referral URL: http://www.registerfly.com


and it was renewed for 08, but i guess they took my money and ran .....bastards....I feel sorry for ppl who have over 100 or even high number of domains sitting there not knowing their future.....
 
backorder it with pool and snap if its good
 
blog.icann.org just posted a FAQ for getting domains out of registerfly.

http://blog.icann.org/?p=85

Q. What is the status of names that were deleted by Registerfly that are currently in RGP (redemption grace period) or PendingDelete?

A. The registries have agreed not to “drop” names that are deleted by Registerfly. In other words, the names will not be permanently deleted. Today, Registerfly could technically allow its customers to redeem names in RGP, but given its history of not being able to fund the registries, it doesn’t seem like that’s going to happen. (There has to be money in Registerfly’s registry accounts in order to process transactions.)

Since Registerfly has failed in its obligations to its customers, we are continuing our discussions with the registries and others to ensure that customers will be able to regain control of their domain names. Unfortunately, unless Registerfly begins funding its registry accounts in earnest, we may not be able to make that happen until their accreditation agreement is finally terminated.
 
but still this sucks for ppl who have 100 + names...
 
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