If your domain suddenly shows a “Whois Verification Pending” or “Domain Suspended” message, it usually means your contact details have not been verified as required by ICANN.
Since January 2014, all ICANN-accredited registrars must verify the Registrant Whois details (name, email, organization, etc.) when you register or update a domain. If you don’t verify within 15 days, your domain will be suspended – your website and emails will stop working. At Hordanso.net, we simplify this process to avoid unnecessary downtime.
Why Was My Domain Suspended?
You registered a new domain (note: this is not for all domains, always check your email after transfer or registration of domain) but didn’t click the verification link sent to your email.
You updated contact details (name, email, organization) but haven’t confirmed them yet. Your verification email went to spam or was ignored.
When suspended:
Your domain points to a default “suspended” page.
Website, email, and DNS services stop working until verification is completed.
How to Reactivate Your Domain
Check your inbox
Look for an email with the subject: “IMMEDIATE VERIFICATION required for [your domain]”.
Click the link
The email contains a verification link – click it to confirm your details.
Wait for reactivation
Once verified, your domain will be restored within minutes.
Didn’t get the email?
Visit the suspension page shown on your domain.
Scroll down and click “Resend Verification Email.”
Check spam/junk folders if it still doesn’t arrive.
Prevent Future Suspensions
Always keep your contact information up to date.
Make sure your registrar emails don’t land in spam.
Verify changes immediately whenever you update your details.
Why Choose Hordanso.net?
Unlike some providers (e.g., Namecheap), where verification issues often cause long downtime, Hordanso.net ensures a smooth, step-by-step domain management process with instant support.
We don’t just sell domains — we provide VPS, web hosting, and 24/7 support, so your business stays online without hassle.
👉 Switch to Hordanso.net today and avoid the headaches of failed Whois verification.