Domain name
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Hi there, I asked about this issue more than a week ago, but nothing has changed and I would like to know what to do next to regain my domain name. I cannot understand whether it still belongs to me or no, even though it seems like the refund for it was made. So A) how long does it take for the name to become available? or B) the only way is to repurchase it is on WordPress?
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Hello,
I’ve checked, and it appears that the domain name has already been renewed, and set to expire on this date: 2018-10-13. Do you still have access to this site?
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Thank you both for your replies. Yes, I am asking about vilniusplayground.com.
So the confusion started when I asked for the premium refund which included the domain name. And it seems that I’ve received it. But then the domain name (vilniusplayground.com) remained unavailable. So I got in touch with WP support and I received the following:
“You cannot in this moment rebuy the plan and get the domain. It won’t allow that. The only ways would be to wait it out for the domain to be returned to the open pool in what we generally expect will take a week, or get the domain back in this account and pay for it again.”
That’s why I didn’t understand what’s the situation with the domain name, do I owe it or not really. So from what I understand, the name belongs to me, right?
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Hi there,
Your domain is still active in your account. It looks like the person who cancelled it did not do it correctly – they only removed the domain from your account without cancelling it at our domain provider, and the domain was then automatically restored to your account by our system.
So if you want to keep using it with your WordPress.com site, you can. If you go to My Site ->Domains you should see it there.
If you want to use it somewhere else, you can point it to another provider by changing the name servers, and you can transfer it away once you’ve owned it for at least 60 days:
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