The new ”Expired Registration Recovery Policy” (ERRP) by the ICANN is intended to support domain owners in regard to domain renewal, deletion and possibly restoration. deLink is obliged to send reminder mails and provide information according to this policy.
Reminder e-mails

From now on domain owners will receive a reminder e-mail about 1 month and about 1 week prior to the renewal date of each domain. These reminder mails will be sent from expirationwarning@delink.de or a neutral e-mail address – additionally to the usual reminder e-mails. They will be sent independent from the state of the domain, whether AutoRenew is set or not, or whether a deletion has already been requested or not.
Deleted domains
A domain which has not been renewed will be automatically disconnected after the renewal date. E-mail and the original website will no longer function, instead a website with information about a possible restore will be displayed.
Within 5 days after a domain has been disconnected because of failure to renew, but has not been deleted, a reminder e-mail will be sent which contains information about how to restore the domain. With many TLDs (but not all of them) a restoration after a failure to renew or even after an unintended deletion is possible for several days. For gTLDs (such as .com, .net, .org, .info etc.) – but not for Sponsored gTLDs – generally a time frame of 30 days is open during which a restoration is possible. Special fees will be charged for restorations, which usually are considerably higher than the yearly fee.
AutoRenew
If you have set your domains to AutoRenew at deLink – which we generally recommend – don’t be worried by the ICANN reminder e-mails – your domains will be automatically renewed in time when set to AutoRenew.