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Don't Let Your Domain Expire!

by MisterMunch
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I keep asking myself: Why did I let my domain expire? Why??

www.mistermunch.com
#domain #expire
  • Profile picture of the author OnlineMarketingSys
    Yes this was a little disturbing, I am not sure if this is your way of advertising or what...
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  • Profile picture of the author magnates
    didn't know that such sites exist ...lol

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  • Profile picture of the author MisterMunch
    Lol! It is not me. I owned that domain for two years but never found anyting to do with it so I let it expire.

    I now check back and see what happened to it. I just wanted to remind people that you want to take care of your brand and your online names.

    I am from Norway, and not Toronto. I make my income from my Google knowledge and not my body :-)
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  • Profile picture of the author joadcrank
    Huh...what a mess.
    If you want your name to be clean, then protect it.
    How you said: don't let you domain expire.
    Someone will use it for nasty things and stain your name.
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  • Profile picture of the author Qamar
    Am I right to say that if we did not personally renew our domain names, the registrar that we bought the name from will cancel it from us. Don't they prompt us in advance?


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  • Profile picture of the author Gary King
    It's even worse if you WERE using it and let it expire...

    Water under the bridge, move on to the next money making venture!
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    • Profile picture of the author Bill Farnham
      I'm sure the new owner appreciates the huge link juice you're giving them by placing a live link here...:rolleyes:

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      • Profile picture of the author Myles Sinclair
        GoDaddy gets a bit of stick now and again from some folks on this forum, but one of the benefits of registering domains with them is that it's almost impossible to forget to renew them.

        They start sending reminders about three months before expiry! Plus you can have them set on auto-renew, where your credit card is automatically charged on the due date.

        I prefer to renew mine manually as I've always been able to find a discount coupon that will give 20% or 30% off.

        I use GoDaddy for my .coms and 123reg for my .co.uk domains. It's just cheaper that way. I don't get anywhere near the amount of reminders from 123reg, so I have to be a bit more switched on with them.
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        • Profile picture of the author rondo
          Originally Posted by Myles Sinclair View Post

          GoDaddy gets a bit of stick now and again from some folks on this forum, but one of the benefits of registering domains with them is that it's almost impossible to forget to renew them.
          But if you do forget for some reason they'll charge you an $80 redemption fee.
          Namecheap won't charge you a penny.

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