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February 12, 2014, 03:43:28 PM
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I wanted a some domain name, lets say meingandu.in from a long time.

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January 28, 2014, 09:42:18 AM
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I wanted a some domain name, lets say meingandu.in from a long time.

Wow! Is that really a domain name? Grin
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January 28, 2014, 09:30:58 AM
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I wanted a some domain name, lets say meingandu.in from a long time. Unfortunately, I procrastinated booking it due to over spending month by month. And unfortunately, that domain name was book lasted year in march first week. Now, it expiration date is coming soon and I need to plan accordingly so that I don't miss this time. What I want to know is:

1. Will company ask him first that you want to extend it or nor? If he says 'yes' then they will renew again to him.
2. Or is it his own responsibility to remember when his domain name expires and he has to review it?
3. Whats is back order? Is it helpful for me? What I think is, If I back order then ...how does system works? Do they tell them someone is trying to book in their back?
4. I have checked it status in whois.net. Can you suggest, how can I book that domain name? What do I do next?

1. Will company ask him first that you want to extend it or nor? If he says 'yes' then they will renew again to him.
Domain owner will be given several reminder till expiration date for renew. Even after expiration date registrar will hold it for 15 or 30 days ( grace period ) before deletion. In case in that grace period domain owner renews it, he will own it again. In case he does not renew the domain will be deleted from registrar and will be available for everyone ( Normally domain squatters which includes domain companies itself will get it first ).
2.Or is it his own responsibility to remember when his domain name expires and he has to review it?
Answered in first.
3. Whats is back order? Is it helpful for me? What I think is, If I back order then ...how does system works? Do they tell them someone is trying to book in their back?
Back order is something where you ask service provider to negotiate the domain acquisition for you. It is useless and waste of money.
4. I have checked it status in whois.net. Can you suggest, how can I book that domain name? What do I do next?
Normally I do not recommend using a used domain for business purpose. You do not know what has been done with that domain and what is its SEO impact. If you are looking for business domain than its always good to start with a fresh domain name. Sometimes it is advisable to buy premium domain having real good SEO value, but SEO alone does not run business.

In simple advise, buy a new domain name. If you still want the old one, try to contact domain owner using its whois details and start negotiations by yourself than using back order.

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January 20, 2014, 08:32:31 AM
#1
I wanted a some domain name, lets say meingandu.in from a long time. Unfortunately, I procrastinated booking it due to over spending month by month. And unfortunately, that domain name was book lasted year in march first week. Now, it expiration date is coming soon and I need to plan accordingly so that I don't miss this time. What I want to know is:

1. Will company ask him first that you want to extend it or nor? If he says 'yes' then they will renew again to him.
2. Or is it his own responsibility to remember when his domain name expires and he has to review it?
3. Whats is back order? Is it helpful for me? What I think is, If I back order then ...how does system works? Do they tell them someone is trying to book in their back?
4. I have checked it status in whois.net. Can you suggest, how can I book that domain name? What do I do next?
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