On July 5th we told you that some agency of the federal government seized 46 domain names.
We noted at the time all 46 were very close to expiration.
Today the servers on all 46 domain names that were seized on July 4th have been switched back to DomainControl.com, which are the default servers for domain names registered at Godaddy.com and all domain names currently display the message:
“NOTICE: This domain name expired on 07/17/2013 and is pending renewal or deletion”
Which mean the domain name can still be renewed by the owner from whom the domain was seized from by the government in the first place or if not renewed, the domain will soon drop and be available for registration by anyone in the world.
So basically the government spent whatever money it cost to grab these domains and take them off line for just two weeks.
Your tax dollars at work.
Here is a list of the domain names at issue:
1stsale.net
allmydearfriends.com
animalfans.net
beginsite.net
best-arts-2010.com
bigdepression.net
blackberrycluter.com
coffeelauch.com
datastorage01.org
daumlive.com
dgmt.info
dmmp.info
dnsweb.org
earthsolution.org
globalowa.com
globaltopnews.net
i-tobuy.com
indmin.net
jposkey.com
maritimesafe.info
mcesign.com
movieshowgirl.com
mtgm.info
mydatastore09.org
nationaladvocator.com
newcartooner.com
nyhzly.com
pchome2009.com
post-horse.net
real-net-arts.com
rusview.net
safalife.com
samsgreatarts.com
signalfcc.com
smallblack.net
softsolutionbox.net
sportgameinfo.com
streamcard.net
superdogdream.com
tensins.net
us-state.org
usgps.info
ushongkong.org
wikybeauty.com
windowsupdote.net
wintersunshine.net
I’d rather they not pay with tax dollars to renew them!
Except windowsupdote.net – those .net typos worth a mint.