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Sunday, 24 June 2007

Domains Expiring on 30 June 2007

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Saturday, 23 June 2007

How Expired Domains Work

In the early days of the Internet when a domain name expired it was already available for other people to register it. Nowadays the process is more complex; the ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) created what is called “Grace Period” to protect the registrants.

The Daily Domainer blog has an interesting article titled “Expired – But Not Gone” describing the process in detail. Basically once a domain expires it enters into the “Auto Renew Grace Period”. This period usually lasts 30 days and the owner of the domain is able to renew anytime during that time frame. Should the owner fail to renew the domain it will enter into the Redemption period.

The registrar becomes the owner of the domain on this period, and it will try to sell the domain through auctions or retain it in the case it generates PPC revenues. Finally if the domain is not sold through an auction and if it is also not generating revenues the registrar will release it.

Friday, 22 June 2007

Expired PR3+ domains

Here are several PR3 domains expired and available for anyone to register NOW. If you want any, hurry! (There's also a couple of PR4 domains in the list.)

Note: Some PR checking tools online will not verify the page ranks if the domain is not indexed in Google. Nevertheless, all PR are genuine as far as I can tell. Please verify all data yourself before registering any)

Baldy-Mountain.com
PCfusion.net
ShopSerenity.com
WhatTheNurseSaw.com
HelioGruppen.com
Pagen6.com
PlanetIceSpokane.com
StarNetNews.com
LowDownBrassBand.com
SweetCiderMusic.com
BrooklynAboveGround.com
BoltonUnderground.info
D-ClicWeb.com
Luv2Pixel.com
MiAutoClub.com
IBlameBush.com
Valtrad.com
InspirationalImports.com
Jimrhoadsaction.com

If you decide to register any, please leave a note in the comments below. thanks.
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