I need to renew my domain (open-reading.com) registered at wordpress
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My domain subscription expired…could your help me to renew it?
thanks,.
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The domain open-reading.com expired on April 13 and is currently in redemption. This means that the domain is deactivated, but has not yet been fully released. During this time, you can still renew this domain, but the process is more complicated than a regular renewal.
If you’d like to renew your ownership of this domain, you have several options:
1) We can renew the domain for you through our registrar. This costs $98, which includes $18 for the domain and an additional cost of $80 for a late renewal. We have no control over this additional cost, as it is levied on us by our domain registrar.
2) Try to register the domain through a domain back-ordering service, such as Pool (Registering starts at $60 with Pool) http://pool.com/
3) Wait until the domain is out of redemption and becomes available for registration again. Then, you can register it again for the regular price of $18. This would run the risk of the domain being registered by someone else before you, or the domain not being released for registration at all. The exact redemption period and the release of the domain are at the discretion of our domain registrar and we can’t control it.
If you want to have the best chance of getting your domain back, your best bet would be the first option. If you choose this option, please reply to this thread letting us know. We will then send you a request for payment via PayPal and will contact our registrar on your behalf, asking to restore the domain.
Please note that time is of the essence here. Because your domain is very close to being cancelled, it may no longer be possible to recover it. If you pay for renewal and we are unable to recover the domain, you will be fully refunded.
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hello macmanx
I just paid 13$ for the domain mapping. I`d like to recover the domain open-reading.com
I wouldn´t like to pay by pay pal, is there any other option?
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PayPal is the only option we can offer for domain recovery. Since you have already paid $13 for mapping, the recovery charge will only be $85.
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hello
ok, I agree, I wait for the next step.
Thought I doesn`t clearly fit that I could pay by card the mapping but not the rest of the charges
I will truly appreciate if you could explain me a little bit more how your payment system worksthank you very much
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PayPal is actually our payment gateway, so they process all credit card charges. However, we cannot send custom charges through our payment system, which is why we need to issue a PayPal invoice for domain recovery.
Even though you’ll be receiving an invoice from PayPal, you can still pay with your credit card.
Would you like me to send the recovery invoice for $85 now?
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I have sent the request for $85. Once paid, please reply with the receipt or transaction ID, and we’ll contact our registrar partner ASAP.
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hello, thanks, I already paid
how much time does it take to get the domain online again?best regards
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As mentioned above, I’ll need you to reply here with the receipt or transaction ID so I can confirm the payment and contact our registrar partner.
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hello I lost the receipt but this must be enough for confirming the payment:
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I hope this is enough
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Since you posted your credit card number on the public forums here, I highly recommend contacting your credit card provider ASAP. Unfortunately, as this is a Saturday, your credit card number was visible for about 12 hours before I saw it.
Just to confirm, the name on the card is JULIAN DAVID BUENO ARDILA, the date of the transaction is 07/06/2012, and the amount was 69,78 euros?
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Ok, I have confirmed the payment and contacted our registrar partner.
I’ll let you know as soon as they reply.
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http://open-reading.com/ has been recovered successfully.
Please let us know if you need any further assistance!
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