whois

Apparently .AM domains don't allow WhoIs privacy, but domains like wolfr.am and instagr.am have their info redacted. What gives? I want to buy a .am domain, but don't want my info to be visible. Although, I doubt that anyone will look at it, so it's not too big of a deal, I'm just wondering...

Apparently .AM domains don't allow WhoIs privacy, but domains like wolfr.am and instagr.am have their info redacted. What gives? I want to buy a .am domain, but don't want my info to be visible. Although, I doubt that anyone will look at it, so it's not too big of a deal, I'm just wondering...

In this week's Top Topics, a domain investor announced their latest blockbuster sale, a $55,025 payday from a three-year-old hand registration. Elsewhere, a domainer shares their story of being a victim of a domain scam, and do you leave your WHOIS data public? Elsewhere, investors pay tribute...

In this week's Top Topics, a domain investor announced their latest blockbuster sale, a $55,025 payday from a three-year-old hand registration. Elsewhere, a domainer shares their story of being a victim of a domain scam, and do you leave your WHOIS data public? Elsewhere, investors pay tribute...

This is regarding a domain recently available in a pre-release domain marketplace and ended without getting any bid. Below is the whois of that domain: ' Is the domain renewed? what is the current status of the name? I'm pretty sure that the owner hasn't renewed the name. By looking at WHOIS...

This is regarding a domain recently available in a pre-release domain marketplace and ended without getting any bid. Below is the whois of that domain: ' Is the domain renewed? what is the current status of the name? I'm pretty sure that the owner hasn't renewed the name. By looking at WHOIS...

I just recently regged about 8 new domains using promos and coupons between Thanksgiving and today. I left my WHOIS info set to Public, assuming this would make it easier for potential buyers to find me. Today I am getting unsolicited marketing calls, texts and some outright spammers and...

I just recently regged about 8 new domains using promos and coupons between Thanksgiving and today. I left my WHOIS info set to Public, assuming this would make it easier for potential buyers to find me. Today I am getting unsolicited marketing calls, texts and some outright spammers and...

Is there a free tool where I can bulk check 10,000 domains and their expiry dates? Or am I going to have to use a paid service?

Is there a free tool where I can bulk check 10,000 domains and their expiry dates? Or am I going to have to use a paid service?

I received an email from GoDaddy ([email protected]) to verify my contact info as per ICANN requirement. They included a Domain Information Key in the mail and it was stated "You must sign in to view and update the domain details. Here's your Domain Key in case you're prompted to...

I received an email from GoDaddy ([email protected]) to verify my contact info as per ICANN requirement. They included a Domain Information Key in the mail and it was stated "You must sign in to view and update the domain details. Here's your Domain Key in case you're prompted to...

Now forwards to ICANN Lookup. Horrible interface/results set-up.

Now forwards to ICANN Lookup. Horrible interface/results set-up.

What are you guys using to initiate bulk whois contact / email address lookups, say for 100's - 1000's of domains at once ? There's a few scrapers out there, but I've heard that most emails got redacted recently...?

What are you guys using to initiate bulk whois contact / email address lookups, say for 100's - 1000's of domains at once ? There's a few scrapers out there, but I've heard that most emails got redacted recently...?

[email protected] [email protected] Which is better for whois email so when the buyer see the email address he will know that the domain is for sale.

[email protected] [email protected] Which is better for whois email so when the buyer see the email address he will know that the domain is for sale.

nvm.

nvm.