Club Penguin Domain Name Expired?!
Okay, I know all of you have been having this same problem, so I just wanted to inform everyone what it’s about. When you go to clubpenguin.com , you’ll see this creepy looking clown staring right back at you: 
If you look on the right of the page, you’ll see some information… Club Penguin’s domain name expired on June 13, 2011. Do you know what that means? They forgot to pay for renewal. Being Disney and all, I never thought this could happen! The site could be down for even a few days. What does this mean? Will we lose our memberships? Our items? What will happen to the Music Jam? Find out next time on…
-Chilli Pepper Penguins Team
-Author: Reeze








Pary Panguin 1:09 PM on June 20, 2011 Permalink
This is not good…
Kage567 12:30 PM on June 21, 2011 Permalink
yeah i agree with you pary panguin i do and this shouldn’t be happening.
Chilli 12:49 PM on June 24, 2011 Permalink
Darn it, just imagine if someone or maybe even me bought out the domain name when it was expired (you know people can do that) then once it was bought out Disney would pay millions or billions to the new owner just to get the URL back. LOL WOW! And there would be no problem with it either, Disney is like GAZILLIONAIRES. lol someone could have gotten rich because of this. How hilarious. Tragic move by Disney on this one, kinda irresponsible too. Wow, how could this get by.
Reeze 9:23 PM on June 24, 2011 Permalink
You’re right, Chilli. The thing I hate about CP is they never take the blame. They said it was due to “technical glitches”. Yeah right, they just got lazy and forgot to pay for the domain name!
jon doe 1:01 PM on June 27, 2011 Permalink
IT DIDN’T EXPIRE! THEY DIDN’T FORGET!
If you notice, it said at the bottom expires 6/13 2012!!!!!
Thekoolman3 noticed this and came up withe idea (I tiotally agree with him) that they UPDATED the system!!!!
Reeze 2:04 PM on June 27, 2011 Permalink
@jon doe: Actually, it did expire. Yes, I did notice that! We found this problem seven days after it expired. That means it did expire (and they gave them one week to buy it back), and they probably did forget. How could they update the system if it had expired?
jon doe 9:24 PM on June 27, 2011 Permalink
“We found this problem seven days after it expired”
might I remind you, it was 1 YEAR – 7 DAYS BEFORE IT EXPIRED = 6/20/2.0.1.1. SINCE IT EXPIRED 6/20/12!!!
Reeze 5:39 PM on June 28, 2011 Permalink
Please don’t start an argument- but this was found on geek.com: “The domain name expired on June 13th, but the site finally vanished on the morning of the 20th.” It did not say that it expired in 2012, it expired in 2011.
jon doe 7:57 AM on June 29, 2011 Permalink
not gonna start an argument, just tellin u, i made a mistake it expires 2014
it says
record expires on 13 june 2014
record created on 27-december-2005
database last updated on 20-june-2011
, at the bottom it says Database last updated on 20-Jun-2011
and to see more proof, go to:
http://thekoolman3cpc.co.cc/2011/06/20/club-penguin-downtime/
Reeze 6:37 PM on June 29, 2011 Permalink
Hmm… Well, whatever it was, I think it was a mistake made by the employees. Lots of them got fired :S
jon doe 7:31 AM on June 30, 2011 Permalink
maybe lol ok
Pary Panguin 11:02 AM on August 15, 2011 Permalink
Hey guys I found the answer to why this happened: Club Penguin saw and renewed their domain name almost as soon as it expired. (And yes they did forget :-/) However, it took some time to be visible to everyone.