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Originally Posted by Rhino22
I had 20 of my domains expire, and they were in the "activation period". Well, I forgot to renew them, and now according to NameCheap they are now in "redemption period".
Well, according to NameCheap, the way I can get them back is to pay Enom $200 per expired domain while they are in this redemption period and I can get them back.
My question is, has anyone heard of this? And what is a MUCH cheaper way of getting the domains back? It would cost me $4000 to get my 20 domains back, that seemskind of outrageous.
I know Evan of XPays, and Taboo, and a few other here can probably have some answers for me.
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Look at it this way. Lets say you paid for 2 years of registration. Well the registrar delivered on their end. Now that you have let the domains expire, they are not yours anymore. The fact that the registrar gives you a grace period in which you can renew your domains even after they have expired, is a courtesy. In this case, that courtesy costs $200 per domain.