Since you did not renew it on time, the other person who has registered it anew is the new owner/registrant, unfortunately. There are people out there who take interest in looking out for expired domain names and they will renew it. It is a business for them, because they know the first registrant will come looking for their domain.
Few options I will suggest is for you to contact your domain host or registrar and tell them to negotiate for you to get the domain back. It mostly comes at a fee.
I assume you mean a Domain has been transferred without the
Registrants consent to a different Registrant?
Talk immediately to the Registry - to at least notify them of the
issue. They can fix the problem.
Talk to the Registrar. Explain the problem to them. If the Domain
is no longer with them - then the Registry is the primary route to
take.
If the Domain was not renewed - and thus deleted then
reregistered - you may have a problem! That's like forgetting to
pay the rent on your house and the Landlord then renting it out to
someone else.
On 2024/02/02 11:22, Martha Alade via
AFRI-Discuss wrote:
Please can anyone offer help and advise on hijacked domain? It's
urgent
The Internet
Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)
organization (org) will host two webinars this month to
provide usage data on the recently
launched Registration Data Request
Service (RDRS), and answer any questions about the
service. The RDRS handles requests for access to
nonpublic registration data related to generic top-level
domains (gTLDs).
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