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How do I get my stolen domain back?

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How do I get my stolen domain back?

Check if your domain name was really hijacked

  1. Make sure your domain did not expire.
  2. Check if your website got hacked, not the domain.
  3. Scan your computer for malware and update your login credentials.
  4. Contact your registrar company.
  5. Regain access to your domain account.
  6. If the domain is there, but its DNS records are changed.

Does GoDaddy steal domains?

So, did GoDaddy really steal this domain name? The answer is no. Even though GoDaddy is listed as the registrar, they are not the registrant.

Does GoDaddy squat on domains?

Godaddy does millions of domain registrations a year. Imagine how many lookups they do in a single day. Just by sheer change it will happen often a domain is registered by somebody shortly after a someone else did a lookup.

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Why is transfer domain away from GoDaddy disabled?

You won’t be able to transfer your domain away if it’s within 60 days of registration or a previous transfer, or if a 60-day lock was applied after updating domain contact information. You’ll need to verify your identify to confirm the transfer if your domain has Domain Protection enabled.

What happens to GoDaddy expired domains?

Domain goes to a final closeout auction. Until there’s an active bid, you can still manually renew for the standard price plus the applicable redemption fee. Once there’s a bid, you can’t renew the domain, but you can place your own bid. Final closeout auction ends.

What can I do if someone stole my domain?

Have your attorney issue a court order to demand the transfer of your domain name back and show as much proof as possible that the domain is yours. Usually, losing a domain name that puts your website out of business will make you act desperately to get it back.

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Can someone steal my domain?

You can get hacked Your domain name is registered with a registrar company, and your account on their website controls your ownership. Hackers steal domain names by obtaining access to this account, or access the e-mail address that “reset password” forms on their websites send emails to.

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