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Originally Posted by Bladewire
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I'm not explaining everything to you. I gave you links to how they loophole domains to auction them off before the 60 days, which includes them taking the domain out of your name at 27 days if they think they can auction it / sell it. Yes , this is what they do. Then they charge you anywhere from $50 to hundreds of dollars to get the domain back if they think they can make money from it.
Please stop commenting on the issue if you're not going to look at the link I posted.
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The 27 days is the grace period. The redemption period, right after the grace period is when they can charge more for it.
I looked at the search you posted. There was one result about what we are talking about, there are now 2. The one going to webhostingtalk is not working. The one going to digitalpoint is working and it is a conversation from 2008 that Namecheap responded ro appropriately, right in the thread.
The rest of the results are NOT about stealing domains that expire. I am not paging through the results. If you have a pertinent link, instead of a google search I might look at it.
I suggest you look at the results in the search link you posted instead of demanding that I do your work for you.
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Namecheap taking domains to be auctioned earlier than the dates you posted has been widely documented here and I'm not rehashing everyone's experience here or my thread about my experience.
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I am not saying that a slimy registrar is out of the question. I am saying you have not proven anything with the search you linked.
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