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# `[2026-09-17]` `dragonfireacoustics.com` expires 2026-10-30 — six weeks — at eNom with NO transfer lock, and its sibling domain was already lost exactly this way.
⚠⚠ **`dragonfireacoustics.com` expires 2026-10-30 — six weeks — at eNom with NO transfer lock, and its sibling domain was already lost exactly this way.** RDAP: registrar **eNom, LLC** (IANA 48, Tucows; abuse@enom.com), created 2008-10-30, status `active` **only** — no `clientTransferProhibited`. Registrant redacted (Verisign RDAP is thin, eNom's own endpoint 404s). Meanwhile `dragonfirepro.com` was re-registered 2025-09-27 by a Hungarian registrar and is now **for sale on expireddomains.com** — the customer lapsed it and a drop-catcher took it. ⭐ **This also makes the cert fix mandatory rather than tidy: two of the three SANs name a domain a THIRD PARTY now owns, so that request can never validate, and our Virtualmin has been retrying it often enough to get the Let's Encrypt account PAUSED.** Nobody is minding this domain — 13-month-dead cert, 403 homepage, sibling already gone — so the six-week clock is a real risk to an 18-year-old .com with a live site. Customer-facing; nothing touched.