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Does someone else own your perfect domain name that, quite frankly, would look better on your website? Is that dream domain name about to expire? Should you try to buy the expired domain name?It all depends on how much you're willing to pay. Expired domain names are usually sold by auction because there's usually more than one person bidding on the name.

If you want to get in the game and try to buy that perfect expired domain name, then you need to know where the auctions are. There are two spots when they might happen.

Here's how a domain name moves through the internet:

1. Someone registers a domain name.

2. The owner doesn't want the domain name any more so they let the domain name pass the official expiry date.

Opportunity #1

3. When the domain name expires, it goes into a Renewal Grace Period (0-45 days). The original domain owner can buy back the expired domain name at the regular renewal price.

4. Next, the expired domain name enters a Redemption Grace Period (30 days). The original domain owner can buy back the expired domain name at a penalty ($80-$150)

5. Finally, the expired domain name becomes Pending Delete (5 days). After this point, the expired domain name is deleted from the ICANN database and released back into the world.

Opportunity #1: Buy the expired domain name from the registrar that currently controls the domain name (i.e. GoDaddy, NetWork Solutions, etc). On one hand, the registrar is giving the old domain owner a chance to buy back the domain name. On the other hand, the registrar may be auctioning the expired domain name to the highest bidder on their aftermarket. Check to see who the registrar is and watch to see if they are auctioning off your dream domain name.

Opportunity #2

6. About 75 days after the domain name officially expired, it becomes publicly available again.

7. Professional companies that specialize in grabbing newly released expired domain names will snatch up the expired domain name literally the second it becomes available.

8. Whichever company gets the expired domain name will now auction it off to the highest bidder.

Opportunity #2: Hire 3 or 4 professional companies that specialize in grabbing expired domain names when they get released into the wild (Pool, NameJet, Enom, etc...) One of these companies will grab your dream domain name and then you can fight in the auction to win the expired domain name.

Bottom Line: If you're after a specific domain name that is expiring soon, then you need to do your homework and figure out where your auction will take place in.

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