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Renewal History

lego.com

lego.com has been renewed 12 times, usually 1 year at a time, about 6.5 days before expiry. The longest single renewal was 2 years, around 2016, out to 2016. No near-death on record.

Renewals on record
12
Longest renewal
2 years
Expires
Aug 21, 2026
as of the latest snapshot
Snapshots
713
2011–2026

Every renewal, newest first

  1. 2025
    between Jul 27, 2025 and Aug 24, 2025
    +1 yearexpiry Aug 21, 2025 → Aug 21, 2026Around expiry
    snapshots too far apart to say how early
  2. 2024
    between Aug 15, 2024 and Aug 24, 2024
    +1 yearexpiry Aug 21, 2024 → Aug 21, 2025Around expiry
    snapshots too far apart to say how early
  3. 2023
    between Aug 10, 2023 and Aug 18, 2023
    +1 yearexpiry Aug 21, 2023 → Aug 21, 2024Early
    3 to 11 days before expiry
  4. 2022
    between Aug 16, 2022 and Aug 18, 2022
    +1 yearexpiry Aug 21, 2022 → Aug 21, 2023Early
    3 to 5 days before expiry
  5. 2021
    between Aug 10, 2021 and Aug 19, 2021
    +1 yearexpiry Aug 21, 2021 → Aug 21, 2022Early
    2 to 11 days before expiry
  6. 2020
    between Aug 14, 2020 and Aug 18, 2020
    +1 yearexpiry Aug 21, 2020 → Aug 21, 2021Early
    3 to 7 days before expiry
  7. 2019
    between Aug 15, 2019 and Aug 30, 2019
    +1 yearexpiry Aug 21, 2019 → Aug 21, 2020Around expiry
    snapshots too far apart to say how early
  8. 2018
    between Aug 9, 2018 and Aug 20, 2018
    +1 yearexpiry Aug 21, 2018 → Aug 21, 2019Early
    1 to 12 days before expiry
  9. 2017
    between Aug 16, 2017 and Aug 26, 2017
    +1 yearexpiry Aug 21, 2017 → Aug 21, 2018Around expiry
    snapshots too far apart to say how early
  10. 2016
    between Aug 7, 2016 and Aug 18, 2016
    +1 yearexpiry Aug 21, 2016 → Aug 21, 2017Early
    up to 2 weeks before expiry
  11. 2016
    between Aug 11, 2014 and Jul 8, 2016
    +2 yearsexpiry Aug 21, 2014 → Aug 21, 2016Around expiry
    snapshots too far apart to say how early
  12. 2013
    between Aug 23, 2012 and Dec 20, 2013
    +1 yearexpiry Aug 21, 2013 → Aug 21, 2014Around expiry
    snapshots too far apart to say how early

How this is worked out. Each renewal is a forward jump in the registry’s expiry date between two WHOIS or RDAP snapshots. The size of the jump is the number of years paid for. The renewal happened somewhere between the two snapshot dates, so how early or late it was is a range; when the snapshots are far apart, it is not stated.

For .com and .net the registry itself extends the expiry on the day it lapses and gives the registrar 45 days to pay or delete, so a jump right at expiry is not proof the owner paid. The ledger marks renewals the registry flagged as explicit, and near-deaths where it later showed a redemption or pending-delete status.

Source: 713 snapshots of lego.com from the who.is WHOIS/RDAP archive, 2011-07-14 to 2026-05-29. Ledger built 2026-09-27.

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