The only option is to use email mentioned in whois info (although it looks weird). However, chances are slim because such emails end up in spam. If its a developed website, then look for any contact info on the website.
If its like starting from scratch type of project then I'd go for a brand new domain instead of investing $100 on a domain that has no previous value (like PR, backlinks etc).
It happens sometimes and fixes itself in few days. Meanwhile you can read the following FAQ on google about site description.
http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35624
$90 for what domain extension? May be its expensive on other registrars. If anyone beats this price, go ahead and move the domains, it wouldn't harm anything.
You might get better results if you develop a review site and put adsense (or any other CPA offer). Although its not totally risk free but better option than to sell the domain. Trying to sell copyright name is a big NO especially if you're in US or any other country where cyber laws are very...
I seriously doubt they would offer any promotion for .im domains anytime soon. Its price is high from registry so registrars can't offer a cheap price special.
Namecheap I'd say. They are simple, reasonable pricing and good support.
InternetBS is also good. They have great pricing and gotta love recurring free whois protection.
Hunt for them in deleted domain lists. You can also look for such domains at different webmaster/domain forum marketplaces as such domains are being traded there all the time.
Are you referring to deleted domains? They would cost the same as a new domain registration. However, they sometimes come with surprises like pagerank, backlinks etc.
Thats an even better thought. Considering the effort you want to put it, the return should be considerable too, not just remaining cents after more than half is kept by big daddy (parking company).
The best way to earn from celebrity domains is a fansite with adsense. Been doing with many .net and .info EMDs of different celebrities over several years and never had problem. However, things might change if the domain is .com because they would be eying it too for official website.
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