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Domain names are register for a fixed period of time.
Most Registrars now offer the option of registering
a domain name for a period of 1-10 years.
A domain name that is approaching its renewal date
is said to be "expiring soon" and a domain
name that has passed its renewal date (also known as
its "expiry date" - it's just a matter of
perspective!) without the renewal fee being paid is
said to have "expired".
Once a domain name has expired and been deleted, it
is available to be re-registered by anyone. It is at
the exact moment of deletion that the real battle begins
for the control of the newly-available names.
Hundreds of thousands of people dedicate HOURS each
day to scanning expired domain name sites
for short domains... great-"sounding" domains...
domains with links in top directory and search engines!
Check the following resources / Tools to find a suitable
Expired Domain Name.
WebSiteHostDirectory
- WebSiteHostDirectory provides a daily list of domain
names that are soon to expire. The list is valuable
in that it includes domains listed in Yahoo or Dmoz
(or both) and potentially have existing traffic and
more.
Cheaphostingdirectory.com
- List of deleted and expired domain name with traffic
list updated daily. Number of years registered, Detailed
Link Report, Exact location in Yahoo & Dmoz.
DeletedDomains : Popular free expiring domain list
site on the web.
Pool.com offers expired domain services at good price
Also don't forget to Use Search engines to find more
Expired Domain Name Tools & Resources.
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