Thanks for the comment. It’s true that if you wait until the domain is available through typical channels in the traditional manner, (in example – go to GoDaddy.com and type in a domain name), the age will reset to zero. However, if you go to GoDaddy.com and use their auction service and search their “closeouts” section, for example, those domains will retain their original registration date. Also, if you use NameJet’s backorder service for expiring domains from Network Solutions it will retain the original registration date. Here’s a link to the bulk lookup tool I use most. Bulk Domain Age Tool.

Thanks again,

David

My observation is that expired domain names have their age reset to zero. If that’s the case, how does one buy an aged domain?

Also, could you please share where one can do that bulk age lookup?

Thanks and cheers,

Lucky

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