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[Sotiris Sotiropoulos <sotiris@hermesnetwork.com>]

Q:  

The domain name I want has expired according to the WHOIS record. Why 
can't I register that name?

 
A:  

The WHOIS record "expiration date" simply indicates the current contract 
period for a domain name registration. Contract periods vary from one to 
ten years. If you fail to pay your registration fee, your domain name 
registration is subject to deactivation and eventual deletion from our 
systems under normal billing procedures and technology requirements. 
Many factors may cause the "expiration date" to vary from the eventual 
date of deletion.


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