Posted by: Saajha April 3, 2012
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The page that's sitting on the original post clearly states: "domain is pending renewal or deletion" ; and that is *different* from being available for sale.
Getting sick and being dead are two different things! Someone renewed it before it got out to the rests. So before getting all too excited about "buying the domain", you read what the message says first (then jump!).
The domains my work-team's responsible for managing have been managed without being missed for years; we push them back, but they sure do get updated. However, we can't guarantee that it will always be seamless (and that's been understood). If 'high-profile' companies can fail and collapse, failure of domain name renewal is a subset of the game.
You're welcome to stick with your opinion, but to me ekantipur's temporary outage would have zero effect on anyone that knows how to browse away for the news. That said, I'd rejoice the opportunity to snatch that TLD, and join pointing fingers @Kantipur; but that's not the case.
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The page that's sitting on the original post clearly states: "domain is pending renewal or deletion" ; and that is *different* from being available for sale.
Getting sick and being dead are two different things! Someone renewed it before it got out to the rests. So before getting all too excited about "buying the domain", you read what the message says first (then jump!).
The domains my work-team's responsible for managing have been managed without being missed for years; we push them back, but they sure do get updated. However, we can't guarantee that it will always be seamless (and that's been understood). If 'high-profile' companies can fail and collapse, failure of domain name renewal is a subset of the game.
You're welcome to stick with your opinion, but to me ekantipur's temporary outage would have zero effect on anyone that knows how to browse away for the news. That said, I'd rejoice the opportunity to snatch that TLD, and join pointing fingers @Kantipur; but that's not the case.
~@~