How do you find out who owns a specific domain?
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Look up the contact information for the domain at\nthe reference below.
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I also bought a domain from yahoo about a year ago and it actually took from 7 - 10 days for me to access my domain control panel. Give it a few more days..... :)
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http://www.webyield.net/domainquery.html
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Most likely nothing.  You can go to register.com and see when the ownership comes up for renewal.  You can also see who currently owns the site and get their contact info. Check the WHOIS.
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Follow the information here to find who registered it:  http://who.godaddy.com/WhoIs.aspx?domain=sanjay.com&prog_id=godaddy
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The international internet council, or whatever it's calling itself nowadays, must keep a master listing of all domain names, be they .com, .net, .whatever.  These are maintaned on special computers across the internet called nameservers and their name describes their function.\nTo find out if a name is being used, go to any domain name sales site (godaddy.com for instance) and search for a name.
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Hi\n\nI think you need to get the control of your domain first. Your hosting company would have taken a reseller account with registrar and maintain your domain in bulk. So what you need to do is, do a whois search and find the registrar. You can do the whois search at www.allwhois.com or www.dnsstuff.com. Here you can find the registrar name and site. Then go to the registrar site and contact them. To contact them and do some changes to domain name you should be the owner of domain. This you can check while doing whois search. If the registrars is taking time to respond and your the domain owner according to the whois database you could intiate a domain transfer thru which you can gain control of the domain name. But this will take 5 days as its a automated process. Try emailing www.netandhost.com so that they can assist you with domain transfer. Email them with the domain name to avoid delays. If your not the owner of the domain name as per whois details then only your old hosting company can help you instantly.
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http://www.dnsstuff.com/\n\nUse the section that says WHOIS Lookup.\n\nIf the address doesn't show up, click on the link that says get results with email address.
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do a whois lookup\nhttp://www.zoneedit.com/whois.html?ad=lookup
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You can use the WhoIs function on a site like NetworkSolutions.com and identify the owner or host of a site and then report them there.
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Once you do a reverse lookup to determine a host name, you can do a whois to determine who owns that name. This information can be useful when tracking down Spam originators and other purveyors of computer nastiness.
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Well, you could start by looking at the contact information on the whois record for the domain.  Try this:\n\nhttp://www.directnic.net/whois/?query=ippomails.com
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You can use the webservice provide by http://www.whois.sc/info/xml-partners/\nand use the xml result to determine the status of any domain.
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icann control the domain name
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Click on the link below and select #3 from the list. Type in the domain name and bingo - you've got the information.
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Type your IP in here http://www.arin.net/whois/ and have a look.  If you want to know your IP go here http://whatismyip.com/\n\nYour address, location and where you have been on the internet are a few things you can pull from an IP.
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First, do a whois lookup (I use iwhois.com since it's comprehensive) and note the registrant and administrative contact details. If it's under your name and your email's listed, you have some degree of control.\n\nNext, using iwhois.com will tell you if it's with an actual "domain registrar" or a "reseller" for one. If it's the latter, it'll tell you who the actual registrar is.\n\nThen contact that actual registrar based on their URL and ask how to gain access to it first. Your first order of business is to ensure you have full access and control before you can transfer it to another provider of your choice.\n\nFeel free to ask more if you need help.