I paid for the domain renewal but the website is still not accessible. Why?

The renewed domain may be inaccessible due to DNS propagation time. Wait for the changes to take effect.

Views 464Updated 6 aniPublished on 05/09/2018by Cătălin Adrian

An expired domain becomes inactive from a DNS perspective. To be accessible again, it requires time for propagation just like at the time of its initial registration.

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