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ChicoMendez · 2010-01-20 20:50:34

hi on a .ie whois what does this mean renewal: 22-December-2009 that they should have renewned it or did renew it in 09? tx

20-01-2010 09:50PM

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ChicoMendez

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hi

on a .ie whois what does this mean

renewal: 22-December-2009

that they should have renewned it or did renew it in 09?

tx

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#2 21-01-2010 10:52AM

RoadKillTs

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It means it's due for renewal on that date afaik.

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#3 23-01-2010 02:32AM

cgarvey

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It's due for renwal then. However how the IEDR invoice your reseller might mean that while you have paid your reseller for a renewal, it might not show up in WHOIS for a few weeks. Contact your reseller if you're still concerned!

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#4 23-01-2010 03:21PM

mneylon

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The IEDR's billing cycles combined with the different ways the various companies handle renewals makes it all quite confusing

As long as the domain is not marked as "suspended" in WHOIS then it's fine ie. it's not flagged for deletion

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