[Scan-DC] FCC Search - Inactive call signs

[Shawnerz]

The question I have is where is (does) the FCC get the
name for all of their servers?  For example,
"hrunfoss", "gullfoss", "stanfoss", etc, etc

I emailed the address on their web page, but no one
responded. :(
-Shawn

--- John Wilson <w4uvv at adelphia.net> wrote:

>   When a licensed user fails to renew his license
> before the expiration 
> date, the FCC computer software at midnight changes
> its classification 
> to "expired" and subsequently will not be found in a
> General Menu ULS 
> search.  It is disgraceful the number of Virginia
> cities and counties 
> who do not renew their licenses in a timely manner. 
> They suffer no 
> monetary penalties or sanctions for such negligence.
>   I am not familar 
> with an "inactive" status.  I am used to seeing are
> "valid", "expired" 
> or "cancelled" classifications.  Later if the
> licensed is renewed it 
> reappears possibly under a different callsign.
> 
> 
> Doug K. wrote:
> 
> > The FCC database used to show inactive call signs
> - this feature seems 
> > to have gone away within the past year or so...
> anyone know anything 
> > about it, or where else to find info on inactive
> call signs?
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Squad 51, KMG-365 (still active!!)
> >
> >
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