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For people who have trouble visiting the site, check your DNS (Name Server) availability, or contact your Internet supplier for help with this. Try again in a few hours, or try again tomorrow - maybe one of the DNS updates has malfunctioned (could be because of a typing mistake), it will typically resolve itself within 24 hours, and then the website should be accessible again from your place.
Shortly after this, the Registrar has successfully renewed the domain name, and updated the DNS information.
Unfortunately, this DNS information has to be copied to DNS servers all around the world, including the one that you are using, and some of these DNS servers will only update their information once per day. In such cases, it might be possible that the last 'update' from the DNS server near your own Internet connection (typically the DNS server that your Internet provider supplies you with) has updated just after the first change ('domain for sale'), but has not updated since the Registrar corrected the mistake.
In that case, all you can do is wait. This explains why the problem appears in some areas of the world only. It is not a client side or server side problem - it is with (some of) the DNS servers that have not updated this domain name to the most recent version.
Wait a day, and everything should be fine again.
Try again in 24 hours, it's just the DNS used by your provider that's not updated.
If your host (ISP) has actually updated their DNS information, you can do this:
Go to a DOS prompt on your computer
Type in: ipconfig /flushdns
Hit Enter
Then reload the page in your browser. If your ISP has updated the DNS entry, you'll see the actual website. Otherwise, you'll just need to wait longer.
Change your DNS from auto or provider to 8.8.8.8 (Google DNS) then set it back after a few days. There might be some replication conflict!