How do i get my Domain Name back?
154891
You must be the person who registered it. By not registering it you have no rights to it and in fact you did exactly what these sites want you to do and that is show an interest in a site so they can park on it. You should have used somebody like Netsol to search for the address and then any of the dozens of trusted registars to register it the second you thought you wanted that address.\n\nNow if you still want to have that address you have to show that you have a claim to that site and the current owner is just parking on it. The process will not be easy and will not be quick. I would suggest writting back to this outfit and ask them what they think is a fair fee for the domain name. If they come back with a number you are unwilling to pay then I would write them back that you are going to file a complaint with ICANN and you have the documentation to show they are illegally parking on the domain. This will probably get you another offer from them. To give you an idea the last group I had do this wanted $3000.00 for the domain which then came down to $500 when I talked tough.\n\nSorry but just like anything else you need to be fast and assume your going to get screwed in business. If there is anything we can do to help please contact us.
18324
Hacked ? \n\nIt looks like someone has changed your DNS : go update it on your domain name supplier site. \n\n...and change your password !
1181520
they didn't renew their ownership of the domain
638570
right click my computer, goto properties / computer name / domain / change / domain \n\nenter domain name / OK / username & password\n\nrestart computer and you are now joined!
196168
if the domain was improperly spelled and does not exist it will come back as undeliverable.\n\nif the user is misspelled then it will go the the catch all inbox for that domain which may or may not accept it and may or may not be looked at depending on how they manage it at that domain.\n\nuser@domain.com
764031
Let me get this straight:\n\n1. You did a WHOIS on the domain name and saw it was taken last week.\n\n2. You called up Go Daddy and they told you it's available.\n\n3. You took it on the spot.\n\nLucky you. :)\n\nOne possibility: domain kiting/tasting. Read about it via the link I included.\n\nYour legal rights are dictated by your registrar's service agreement. Make sure you read and know what your rights are...before a judge reads it for you.
1100520
I dont think there is a way of getting it back. Although you could check for files under internet options and then clicking on temporary internet files. You might find something there.
57020
I looked into this briefly and since I can't tell who you are it is difficult to determine if your domain name has been somehow hijacked. I suggest you go to Samspade.org and type in your domain name. Click the button called "Do Stuff" and you will find the registration information for that domain name. By clicking on the DNS address (the long string of numbers at the top of the Whois page) you will find the server that is hosting this website and contact information. Your first contact if your domain has somehow been hijacked should probably be your domain name registrar, which appears to be Register.com.\n\nThe most likely way that this can happen is that your domain registration expired and someone renewed before you did using that domain name. Some companies specialize in this business. Domain hijacking is also possible. Good luck.
365251
yes... most registrars and hosting services offer a search for domain names..\njust go to their websites and you'll find it easily...\nif you don't know any registrar or hosting service, do a yahoo search with those words...\npersonally i use godaddy.com
138535
You can get your domain tranferred from Yahoo! Domains only after 60 days of registration have past. After 60 days of registration you will need to cancel your service and then contact Yahoo! Customer Support to get the registry key or authorization code. You will have to change the admin email address of the domain to an email address that is not of the domain as the registry key / authorization code will be sent to the admin email address. So make sure that the admin email address of the domain is active and accessible before canceling the service.
1004338
Just go to http://www.mydomain.com
849833
You can go to any domain registrar and check for the availability of a domain.  If the domain is not available, most will offer suggestions of alternative options.  Network Solutions is good but very expensive for registration.  You can find cheaper domain registration through:\n\nGoDaddy - http://www.godaddy.com\nYahoo (limited to certain domain suffixes) - http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains/
982710
Try pininging to the domain at command prompt. The command is\n\nping mydomain.com
131539
I am assuming that they stole your copyrighted content and design as opposed to stealing your domain name by altering DNS. In this case I think you are somewhat defenseless except to rewrite your website bigger and better.
993269
This is a setting that gets change with the company you registered your domain name with.  \n\nFor example: If you bought your domain through godaddy.com, you would need to go to their website, login with the information they provided when you registered and change the dns settings.\n\nYou probably already know this part, but the setting you are looking for look something like: \ndns.yourhostingcompanyname.com\ndns.yourhostingcompanyname2.com\n\nFeel free to contact me directly if you need more assistance.
535451
To visit the site of an expires domain name, you would need to already know the IP address of the server.  All the domain name does is allow your computer to look up the IP address of the server (i.e. 127.0.0.1).  Without the domain entry, it will be very difficult to obtain such information though.  You can also use a site like www.archive.org to view what the site USED to look like.
410859
Try www.domaindlx.com