marillion9 Established Member ★★★★★★★★★★ Impact 25 Dec 8, 2014 1K views 7 replies #1 Hi there! What is the best way(s) to contact a domain owner who has Whois Privacy enabled? Looking forward to your input! Thanks Will Click to expand...
Hi there! What is the best way(s) to contact a domain owner who has Whois Privacy enabled? Looking forward to your input! Thanks Will
Joseph Green Established Member ★★★★★★★★★★ Impact 991 Dec 8, 2014 1 point #2 Send an email to the privacy email address. It should still reach the domain registrant. Also, you may be able to find their actual email address by checking the WHOIS history on who.is or DomainTools. Click to expand...
Send an email to the privacy email address. It should still reach the domain registrant. Also, you may be able to find their actual email address by checking the WHOIS history on who.is or DomainTools.
abdussamad Established Member ★★★★★★★★★★ Impact 64 Dec 12, 2014 1 point #3 Visit the domain in your browser. Perhaps he has a site up and running and you can contact him via that. Click to expand...
Visit the domain in your browser. Perhaps he has a site up and running and you can contact him via that.
Loro Established Member Impact 6 Dec 21, 2014 #4 Usually two options: Find a contact page or social network site on their website and contact them. Send an e-mail to the private whois e-mail. It will usually be delivered to their e-mail account. Click to expand...
Usually two options: Find a contact page or social network site on their website and contact them. Send an e-mail to the private whois e-mail. It will usually be delivered to their e-mail account.
carob Top Member VIP ★★★★★★★★★★ Impact 6,036 Dec 22, 2014 1 point #5 Also a weak last choice: send an email to [email protected] - some people configure that as a catchall address. Nothing to lose trying. Click to expand...
Also a weak last choice: send an email to [email protected] - some people configure that as a catchall address. Nothing to lose trying.
orangesky Established Member Impact 3 Dec 24, 2014 #6 you could still reach the domain owner by sending an email to the privacy email address Click to expand...
jdab Jamie DąbrowieckiTop Member VIP Trusted Contest Holder Impact 1,714 Dec 24, 2014 #7 If sending an e-mail to the privacy address works, what's the point in private WHOIS? Click to expand...
Steven McEvoy CFaDN.comTop Member VIP Impact 1,800 Dec 24, 2014 1 point #8 jdab said: If sending an e-mail to the privacy address works, what's the point in private WHOIS? Click to expand... Your name, address, phone number, people knowing your real email. You don't have to respond to an email that you don't want too.So when it's private they can't see your email unless you email them back. Click to expand...
jdab said: If sending an e-mail to the privacy address works, what's the point in private WHOIS? Click to expand... Your name, address, phone number, people knowing your real email. You don't have to respond to an email that you don't want too.So when it's private they can't see your email unless you email them back.