Frequently Asked Questions

> What are expired domains?
When a domain owner fails to pay registration or renewal fees on a domain, that domain is placed on hold for a short period of time. If the domain owner pays the outstanding registration fees while the expired domain is on hold, he/she may be able to regain the expired domain. If the fees are not paid before the on hold period ends, the domain is deleted from the master domain registry. Once deleted, the domain is just like any domain that is not registered: it is available for anyone to register! In fact, because many deleted domains are so valuable, they are grabbed within days or even hours of being deleted, often by domain speculators who realize they can resell the unclaimed domain for a quick and sizable profit.

> What is link popularity?
The number of sites which link to a particular site. Most search engines use link popularity as a factor in determining the search engine ranking of a web site.

> How are expired domains related to link popularity?
Many expired domains already have sites that link to them. If they were a popular site, they may have hundreds or thousands of links to that site. When you purchase the expired domain, your site instantly has a very high link popularity. Allowing your site to be ranked highly in search engines.

> How can I use your service to get new domains?
There are several methods to finding a new domain with this software. You can search for domains using keywords that you would like to target. You can have the software find domains using a full word list of over 1,500,000 words. You can use a custom list of keywords that you want to target. You can also go directly to the search engines and use the keywords to search their directory for expired domains.

> What will it cost to actually register the name?
Cost is minimal, ranging anywhere from $5.99 to $29.99 per year. We recommend 1&1 Domain Registration (Only $5.99).

> Once I register the name, do I own it forever?
Yes...and no. Usually domains are purchased on a yearly basis. Once you are the owner, you have the first rights to that domain when it becomes time to renew. If you fail to renew it, then it again becomes expired, allowing anyone to register it in their name. Your domain registrant will contact you to allow you to renew before expiration.

> What are the chances that Yahoo will remove an expired domain from their listings.
While certainly possible, its not likely. They are pressured right now to cut costs and produce a higher profit now. They are mostly concentrating on getting more listings for their directory than taking them off.

> I need hosting and web design services also.
No Problem . We have an affiliate that is professional and reasonably priced. 2Domain.net suggests using Durrant Designs as your web and hosting solution.

> How do I forward the domain to another site once I have registered it?
Most registration companies offer this for free. Contact 1&1 Domain Registration for more details.

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