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Just make sure your catchall is renewed well into the next five years. Heck, you can do a 'rollover renewal' that lasts 10 years if you wanted. This is to stop
by sr2 9y ago
Just make sure your catchall is renewed well into the next five years. Heck, you can do a 'rollover renewal' that lasts 10 years if you wanted.
This is to stop somebody eventually gaining control of the domain when it expires, setting up a catchall on it, and then being able to login to every single account you used with that address.
Some registrars protect a domain after expiration so nobody can hijack it and claim it as their own, but you often have to pay extra for this service.