Can't remember the exact terminology as I'm up to my neck in XML and really
crappy parsers but I think after a domain lapses there is a certain period
(detagged I think) where the domain is shut off from the net but is still
tied to its existing owner allowing them to renew (just in case they
Ross,
Can't remember the exact terminology as I'm up to my neck in
XML and really crappy parsers but I think after a domain lapses
there is a certain period (detagged I think) where the domain
is shut off from the net but is still tied to its existing owner
Just what I'm after, found the
Peter,
I think if you look at the Nominet Site, buried in there is a
note that you can record an interest in a name that lapses
with a view to doing what you want.
Couldn't find it with a cursory hunt, but I've emailed Nominet anyway to ask
them what the best approach is.
Will report
-Original Message-
From: Ross Clutterbuck
If the domain is not re-registered by the end of this limbo state
then it comes open for purchase.
Only at that stage will your client be able to grab it.
There was an article on Sitepoint I recently read about expired domain
names.
I
