Frequently Asked Questions
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What happens if I am outbid?
You will receive an email from Pool.com, the auction provider for .asia, notifying you that you have been outbid. To see what the leading bid is, log back into your .asia auction account, refresh your screen, and you will be able to see the leading bid. Make sure you enter a higher bid to ensure that you don’t lose out!
- What is a .asia domain?
- Who can apply for a .asia domain?
- How long can I register a .asia domain for?
- What is the name of the .asia naming authority?
- What happens at Landrush (February 20th 2008 - March 12th 2008)?
- When will I know if I have got my Landrush domain?
- What is the .asia auction process?
- What is Go Live?
- Why is my .asia technical contact listed as Domainmonster in New Zealand?
- When will I know if I have my Pre-Order?
- What happens if there is more than one applicant for the same domain name during Landrush?
- What is the auction style?
- What type of bidding is there and can this bidding be automated?
- How long does the auction run?
- How will I be notified that I have been entered into an auction?
- What is the minimum bid?
- What happens if I am outbid?
- How many participants will take place in the auction?
- What happens if there are no bidders?
- If I win the auction, how long do I have to make a payment?
- What if I am unable to make this payment in time?
- Why did I receive an email from Pool.com regarding my .asia domain name?
- What if I did not submit an application, and I want to bid in the auction?
- Why has my Landrush Application failed?
- What is the CED Contact for?
- Why was my Pre-Order Unsuccessful?