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  • emthree
    Dialer Kingpin
    • Jun 2003
    • 10816

    #1

    Renewing Domains

    I never really took notice when renewing domains. I have a few hundred that needs to get renewed in the next 5 months, and I rather do them as a batch.

    My Question is: If I renew a domain that expires on 8/05/06 on 3/05/06 will I still get that extended 12Months from the future expiring date? Does it matter?

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  • reginaldo
    Confirmed User
    • Jan 2006
    • 610

    #2
    call the registrar.. they can usually do them all at once for you

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    • KRL
      Entrepreneur
      • Oct 2002
      • 31429

      #3
      Most registrars have account managers or control panel features to bulk renew.
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      • u-Bob
        there's no $$$ in porn
        • Jul 2005
        • 33063

        #4
        yes. no.

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        • emthree
          Dialer Kingpin
          • Jun 2003
          • 10816

          #5
          Originally posted by KRL
          Most registrars have account managers or control panel features to bulk renew.
          Yeh, that's not the problem.

          > Domains all Expire 2-6 Months from Now
          > I want to renew them all today
          > Will I still get the 12Months added on to the future expiring dates of the domains set to expire? or will they all expire at the same time (12Mos from today), since I renewed them all at the same time.

          Hope i'm making sense. Thanks

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          • SomeCreep
            :glugglug
            • Mar 2003
            • 26118

            #6
            Originally posted by emthree
            I never really took notice when renewing domains. I have a few hundred that needs to get renewed in the next 5 months, and I rather do them as a batch.

            My Question is: If I renew a domain that expires on 8/05/06 on 3/05/06 will I still get that extended 12Months from the future expiring date? Does it matter?
            If your domain expires on 8/5/06, once you renew it for a year, it doesnt matter when you renew it, it will then expire on 8/5/07.

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            • TheJimmy
              ICQ- five seven 0 2 5 5 0
              • Jan 2001
              • 10747

              #7
              A few of the registrars I use have this feature, it's pretty common I'd think...

              And yeh, thanks for the reminder, next month is a bitch for renewals.

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              • mn
                Confirmed User
                • Oct 2001
                • 1505

                #8
                Do you guys even read his question???

                You can renew today. The amount of time you choose to renew for will be added from the date it would expire.

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                • SomeCreep
                  :glugglug
                  • Mar 2003
                  • 26118

                  #9
                  Originally posted by mn
                  Do you guys even read his question???

                  You can renew today. The amount of time you choose to renew for will be added from the date it would expire.
                  Yes and I answered his question.

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