Help Me ..!! Domain Aged.
- Thread starter MaxMal
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imutsav
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MaxMal
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okNever saw that happen
rahulthepcl
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It's not possible anyhow so far I know.
- Apr 27, 2016
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Hearing that for a first time.
- Sep 17, 2008
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The age of a domain has little SEO benefit so it wouldn't be worth the effort. Also as others have stated this is not going to be possible.
blackc0de2
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Never saw that happen
- Jun 20, 2013
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Everyone is saying NO, OP try to send ticket to your registrar if they can help you.
- Sep 17, 2008
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Why would a registrar falsify a record for a customer? To do this would require some social engineering, fraud and/or some good bribe money.
- Aug 14, 2017
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I do not think that can be modified, unless if you know someone from the registrar who has access to edit that information on their database. Otherwise, that information cannot be edited in anyway. Unless, if you buy pre-expired domains, maybe a 20-year old domain that is going to expire, but not yet expire, once you have secured that domain purchase, the domain registrar will simply transfer the ownership to you, and the initial domain registration date will still be preserved - if it is 20 years, its initial registration date would still be 20 years ago, just that the domain ownership changed to you.
