Domain Name Expiration Procedure Page
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Domain Name Expiration Procedure
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Domain Name Expiration Date
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Once the domain name expires the domain will be deactivated. All domain services including the web page and email will no longer work. |
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Domain Name Grace
Period(35-40 days)
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A domain name, if not renewed before the expiry date, will be in a "grace period" for approximately 35-40 days. During this time the domain name will not be active and may be renewed by the original owner by paying the renewal cost plus an additional charge of $25 CDN. It will take 24-72 hours before the domain services will re-activate. |
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Domain Name Redemption Period
(25-30 days)
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At
the end of the Grace Period, the domain will enter into a 25-30
day Redemption Period. WHOIS information (name, address,
telephone numbers, etc.) will be deleted. The domain will still
be inactive. The domain may be renewed by its original owner for
$250 CDN + renewal fees. It is a manual
process for the registry to add the name/address information
back into the domain registry records, therefore, the process
may take several days. Note: This Redemption fee is imposed by the Registry not by Wild Rose Hosting |
| Domain Name Deletion | 3-7 days after the end of the redemption period the domain name will be deleted from the registry and will be available for anyone to register. |
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Additional information concerning the Redemption Period can by found on ICANN web site. |
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