Expired Web 2.0 You Can Re-Register?

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alvin.orrt

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There are web 2.0 platforms where you can register expired accounts (high PR ones). I know tumblr allows this, some blogspots can be re-registered.
Does anyone know any other web 2.0 platforms where you can do this?

 

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kypso

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Why do you want to do that if they are burned anyway?

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Jet Pack

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what is web 2.0?

 

Nut-Nights

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Blog.com also allow re registration but i am not sure.

 

CyberAlien

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I'd be interested in knowing why you'd want to do this? Most of the time they don't allow that until they've been expired for years and are basically useless at that time...

 

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alvin.orrt

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You're at BHW and think expired domains are useless?

 

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SteveWaller

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Weebly allow this. Livejournal can be re-registered for a fee ($15 I think).

 

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strawlink

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Hey,

Tumblr can be re registered and so as weebly, but weebly is hard to find

Thanks

 

tutughosh

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Tumblr, Weebly, Typepad....