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This section analyzes the domains lost by NAMESDIRECT,
and accordingly demonstrates how the registrar lost these domains.
A registrar can lose domains if existing domains expire (Loss by Deletion)
or if domains are transferred to another registrar (Loss by Transfer).
These types of loss are explained in detail at the bottom of this page.
NAMESDIRECT: Trend Analysis of Total Domains Lost NAMESDIRECT: Trend Analysis of Domains Lost by Deletion NAMESDIRECT: Trend Analysis of Domains Lost by Transfer
NAMESDIRECT: Detailed Loss Analysis Data
Weeks  |
Loss By Deletion |
Loss By Transfer |
Total Loss |
| 02/06/12 |
1,427 |
39 |
1,340 |
| 01/30/12 |
1,899 |
19 |
1,792 |
| 01/23/12 |
2,008 |
31 |
1,913 |
| 01/16/12 |
1,681 |
313 |
1,802 |
| 01/09/12 |
1,908 |
132 |
1,848 |
| 01/02/12 |
1,464 |
49 |
1,321 |
Section Notes:
An ICANN registrar can lose domains in the following ways:
1) Loss by Deletion (Deleted Domains)
When an existing domain ceases to exist (expires), the registrar
loses a domain. This type of loss is termed as Loss by Deletion.
2) Loss by Transfer (Transferred Domains)
When a client decides to shift its domain from one registrar to another, then
the former registrar loses a domain. This type of Loss is termed as Loss by
Transfer.
Tip:
Loss by Transfer represents an important figure. It is the number of domains
transferred from NAMESDIRECT to another Registrar. Please
refer to the "Loss by Transfer" section for further details.
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