Why do you need to check the deletion time of a domain name? How can a novice check the deletion time of a domain name?

Domain names are a limited resource, and the value of different domain names varies. Therefore, for those new to the domain name market, it can be challenging to come up with a high-value domain name on their own. We recommend registering a domain name in a backordered manner, which involves checking the expiration date of expired domain names.

1. Why Check a Domain Name's Deletion Date?

After a domain name expires, if it's not renewed promptly, it enters a reserve period, a grace period, a high-price redemption period, and a deletion period. The deletion period effectively puts the domain name back on the market and allows for public registration. Therefore, to secure your desired domain name promptly, you need to know the exact deletion date.

2. How Can Beginners Check a Domain Name's Deletion Date?

If you need to check the deletion date of a domain name, you can monitor the domain registration information. Using a whois query, enter the domain name you want to query to see the expiration date. You can then calculate the deletion date based on the expiration date. If you find this information complex and unsure, you can contact the registry to inquire about the deletion date.