09-08-2020, 10:14 AM
@ikk157 Yeah correct. Though their are some registrars, IONOS for instance who have an authoritative hold on your domain for a few days after it expires.
@sagher That is a normal procedure at most places. Rather, I'd say offering something for free without a CC verification, unless it's a registered company/non-profit, or a well known one, that's even more suspicious.
Popular cloud services like GCloud, AWS, Alibaba, Azure and even IBM, have a free tier, but it's usage is subjected to the constraint that you shall verify your CC before using it. And so is Yahoo.
For the next year onwards, it's pretty much self-explanatory. You'll pay the renewal from the next year onwards, you just have to go about searching for their renewal prices.
@sagher That is a normal procedure at most places. Rather, I'd say offering something for free without a CC verification, unless it's a registered company/non-profit, or a well known one, that's even more suspicious.
Popular cloud services like GCloud, AWS, Alibaba, Azure and even IBM, have a free tier, but it's usage is subjected to the constraint that you shall verify your CC before using it. And so is Yahoo.
For the next year onwards, it's pretty much self-explanatory. You'll pay the renewal from the next year onwards, you just have to go about searching for their renewal prices.