Paul M Foster wrote:
>
> Anyone know why a domain name registered with NS, which expired
> (according to whois) on 21 July, would still not be available, according
> to NS? Doesn't make any sense, and I'm getting aggravated.
Because NSI are the antichrist.
They've been criticized countless times for not releasing expired domain
names so that competing registrars or potential customers can buy them.
They're notorious for holding onto anything that expires until they have
determined whether or not they can "auction" a particular domain name
off for a premium.
Avoid NSI for your domain needs...
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