can you visit a site with an expired domain name? whats up with that anyways?
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To visit the site of an expires domain name, you would need to already know the IP address of the server.  All the domain name does is allow your computer to look up the IP address of the server (i.e. 127.0.0.1).  Without the domain entry, it will be very difficult to obtain such information though.  You can also use a site like www.archive.org to view what the site USED to look like.
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then you're SOL. better think up a new domain name you want. Or try to get the owner to sell it to you.
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It depends allot who your Registrar is.The domain i have through Register.com and has a option called advanced URL forwarding that lets me type in the domain or sub-domain names and then point it to any URL seamlessly so everything looks in-house
12881
go to www.domainbank.com and punch in your old website that will tell you how has the domain now  You may have missed a renewal and the domain lapsed   At this Domain Bank you can also get to customer service
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I think i webpage has been remove from NIC or it has been expired . If you confident about the website still working please check the correct sentence if else click the history button and the click the last visited same website when you access that website . Please contact if any
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what u mean ? please try add details\nu cant find domain what ?\ndomain name ?\ngot a problem for choosing a domain name ?\nare u lookin for a website ?\ndo u wanna register a domain name ?\nhttp://www.register.com
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There is nowhere to get free domain names that I know of.\n\nOnce they expire, if a company doesn't purchase the name, they go back into the mix for anyone to purchase.\n\nBut I don't know of anywhere that gives away expired names, they expired because the annual fee wasn't paid.  You would have to pay it to get the name silly.
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If it is your business name, you may be able to dispute their registration, as it seems to be in bad faith. If it is your personal name, don't bother - the domain is worthless, just come up with something daft at random.\n\nBe careful how you proceed, as your actions can affect your chances at domain arbitration.
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perhaps the website owner took the site down, or he/she didn't renew the domain.\n\nor did you mean fetchfido.com?
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You may want to make sure your OWN computer has the right time and date - that can cause the certificate to show that it's expired.  Also "View the certificate" and see when it is good from...
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Have you tried auto pilot  with start date of payment and the expiration date with a password that is logged with only you (the control panel) upon first payment and the expiration date.. it would  run much like a membership site with payments set on auto renewal unless the client chooses to opt out. or go manual meaning month to month with  no payment made by the expiration date, the membership (hosting service)  would then be automatically shut down unless you say otherwise ( grant alternative permissions)\n\nI've read alot of TOS/user agreement policy's.. it should be in there to cover your back...\n\nLets say you offer 1 month at $xx 3 months at $xx 6 months a year etc.. from the start date of the payment for hosting,\n( separate from that of domain registrations ) the up time is set  "with" the payment cycle.. suspension(if any) is set with non payment with the result ending in -permanent shut down.. space resold\n\nSome hosting providers offer a 30 day refund a few offer 60 days on a refund while some will not refund anything at all. which ever you decide on must be in your TOS or user agreement policy.  the amount of refund time ,again,  if any, on what you offer should and could be placed anywhere on your site.. including or limiting to the tos/user agreements. Personally I like them much more when its in plain sight
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It might be acting as a proxy server. Turn it off for the sites that you can't get too.
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If you cannot open the site, it could mean a couple things.  Either: a) the site is down; b) your internet connectivity is down; or c) your DNS servers are down and are not resolving to the correct IP address.  Instead, you may have to use the numeric address to connect.\n\nHowever, that may not necessarily work, since some Web site will examine the URL that is passed to determine whether or not they route the request to a specific Web server.
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A very good site. Looks cool. If you want to get a full domain name, and keep your old site, check out www.dot.tk, they will give you a full domain name, with a Javascrit redirect link. Check it out!
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check domain.com\n\n:> peace
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I also bought a domain from yahoo about a year ago and it actually took from 7 - 10 days for me to access my domain control panel. Give it a few more days..... :)
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The website at the moment is still under construction so does not offer free domains at the moment. It does cliam to be offering .com domains when it's finished, though.\n\nHope this Helps!