What is the best domain name provider to purchase domain names?
Q. Like I know of a deal for a price monthly that lets you have adwords with google, a website and 500 company emails, and maybe 1-3 domain names. IS that sound good?
Asked by JessesGirl - Fri Sep 14 13:42:41 2007 - - 2 Answers - 4 Comments
A. has the best deals and service
Answered by tiffeny - Tue Sep 18 13:22:25 2007
Q. Like I know of a deal for a price monthly that lets you have adwords with google, a website and 500 company emails, and maybe 1-3 domain names. IS that sound good?
Asked by JessesGirl - Fri Sep 14 13:42:41 2007 - - 2 Answers - 4 Comments
A. has the best deals and service
Answered by tiffeny - Tue Sep 18 13:22:25 2007
What is a good way to get my fantastic domain names sold?
Q. I have three domain names that I am trying to sell. These domain names are great for a variety of website topics but I just don't know a good place to sell them at. Can someone advise me?
Asked by Im_Right - Mon Nov 23 00:39:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi, i was running a business which was acquired by another company, so instead of closing my website i sold my site which had a relevant business name, to another enterprise through
Answered by VenkatCoolGuy - Thu Nov 26 01:40:57 2009
Q. I have three domain names that I am trying to sell. These domain names are great for a variety of website topics but I just don't know a good place to sell them at. Can someone advise me?
Asked by Im_Right - Mon Nov 23 00:39:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi, i was running a business which was acquired by another company, so instead of closing my website i sold my site which had a relevant business name, to another enterprise through
Answered by VenkatCoolGuy - Thu Nov 26 01:40:57 2009
What stopped any single company from buying up all the good domain names in the Internets beginning?
Q. Example lets say you were a company that had the ability to create domain names to sell... what stopped any particular company from creating and hold for themselves all the good one word www names like ... cooking.com , autos.com, or anything else you can imagine.. for themselves?
Asked by rpyszk - Mon Nov 3 16:36:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Quite simply, nobody thought of it. Remember, back then, folks weren't nearly as net-savvy as they are now, and no-one thought that domain names would go for the sort of crazy money being asked for them now. The purpose for which the net was originally programmed (of exchanging information/data between scientists) never even envisaged the sort of net we have now. By the time folks started to realise what was happening, it was way too late for anyone to try this sort of stunt--they'd have needed the resources of Lichtenstein, the Bahamas and the gnomes of Zurich all rolled into one. Maybe this is a good thing--after all, can you imagine what would happen if someone like Bill Gates got control over domain names?? Hope This of Help Scots
Answered by Geo. I - Mon Nov 3 16:49:07 2008
Q. Example lets say you were a company that had the ability to create domain names to sell... what stopped any particular company from creating and hold for themselves all the good one word www names like ... cooking.com , autos.com, or anything else you can imagine.. for themselves?
Asked by rpyszk - Mon Nov 3 16:36:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Quite simply, nobody thought of it. Remember, back then, folks weren't nearly as net-savvy as they are now, and no-one thought that domain names would go for the sort of crazy money being asked for them now. The purpose for which the net was originally programmed (of exchanging information/data between scientists) never even envisaged the sort of net we have now. By the time folks started to realise what was happening, it was way too late for anyone to try this sort of stunt--they'd have needed the resources of Lichtenstein, the Bahamas and the gnomes of Zurich all rolled into one. Maybe this is a good thing--after all, can you imagine what would happen if someone like Bill Gates got control over domain names?? Hope This of Help Scots
Answered by Geo. I - Mon Nov 3 16:49:07 2008
What is the best way to maximize the revenue from parked domain names?
Q. For instance I have heard radio commercials for parked domain names but I always thought that was a violation of the aggregators terms of service.
Asked by John J. - Tue Dec 18 19:37:04 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most domain name parking companies do not allow outside promotion or linking to parked pages. Check your terms of service before you try anything. You should be able to select the keywords on your page, however most search engines will not index a parked page. The key is to have a good domain name that receives a lot of type in traffic.
Answered by Greg G - Wed Dec 19 16:58:12 2007
Q. For instance I have heard radio commercials for parked domain names but I always thought that was a violation of the aggregators terms of service.
Asked by John J. - Tue Dec 18 19:37:04 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most domain name parking companies do not allow outside promotion or linking to parked pages. Check your terms of service before you try anything. You should be able to select the keywords on your page, however most search engines will not index a parked page. The key is to have a good domain name that receives a lot of type in traffic.
Answered by Greg G - Wed Dec 19 16:58:12 2007
Where do websites such as Google get their domain names from?
Q. Sites such as Google, Yahoo and YouTube. Where do they get their domain names from? I know there are domain hosting sites out there, but surely these sites are way to big for little domain hosting sites. So where do they get them from? A nice detailed answer for best answer.
Asked by The Plumber - Mon Feb 22 18:02:42 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Domain name = web address. Most of the major companies will pay big money for a domain name if it already taken and they want to develop and brand on it. Domain names need a web host (server) to store the data and make it accessible to the web surfing public. Most of the major companies like you have mentioned have their own servers in datacenters. i.e. Google runs over one million servers in data centers around the world
Answered by Joshua - Tue Feb 23 06:40:10 2010
Q. Sites such as Google, Yahoo and YouTube. Where do they get their domain names from? I know there are domain hosting sites out there, but surely these sites are way to big for little domain hosting sites. So where do they get them from? A nice detailed answer for best answer.
Asked by The Plumber - Mon Feb 22 18:02:42 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Domain name = web address. Most of the major companies will pay big money for a domain name if it already taken and they want to develop and brand on it. Domain names need a web host (server) to store the data and make it accessible to the web surfing public. Most of the major companies like you have mentioned have their own servers in datacenters. i.e. Google runs over one million servers in data centers around the world
Answered by Joshua - Tue Feb 23 06:40:10 2010
How do domain names really work?
Q. I know that there are databases where domain names and IP addresses are matched? But how do those correspond to what we see on the internet? And when you pay for a domain name what are you actually paying for if your just putting an entry in a database?
Asked by naiyucko - Mon Dec 1 23:48:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Domain names = the address of the domain holder on the WAN. When you click a link, or enter a 'www' address, your computer sends a 'packet' that requests a 'visit' to that address. (Think of it as a 'drive thru' window at McDonalds). Your packet requests a specific page; it may be to look at the entire menu (the homepage or index), or it may be a specific item on the menu (some specific page for whatever stuff is available at the 'window'). That 'drive thru' then sends whatever it has available, from all the available items, back to you, as your packet has requested. Payments are for maintaining the addresses, running the servers, overhead, etc.
Answered by Dunbar Pappy - Tue Dec 2 10:14:44 2008
Q. I know that there are databases where domain names and IP addresses are matched? But how do those correspond to what we see on the internet? And when you pay for a domain name what are you actually paying for if your just putting an entry in a database?
Asked by naiyucko - Mon Dec 1 23:48:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Domain names = the address of the domain holder on the WAN. When you click a link, or enter a 'www' address, your computer sends a 'packet' that requests a 'visit' to that address. (Think of it as a 'drive thru' window at McDonalds). Your packet requests a specific page; it may be to look at the entire menu (the homepage or index), or it may be a specific item on the menu (some specific page for whatever stuff is available at the 'window'). That 'drive thru' then sends whatever it has available, from all the available items, back to you, as your packet has requested. Payments are for maintaining the addresses, running the servers, overhead, etc.
Answered by Dunbar Pappy - Tue Dec 2 10:14:44 2008
Where can i find good domain names for sale?
Q. Hello I am looking for a great domain name for my site, where can i find a site selling good domain names?
Asked by lola99 - Sun Oct 21 11:42:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. There is good premium domain names at Names Paradise :
Answered by christine b - Sun Oct 21 11:48:56 2007
Q. Hello I am looking for a great domain name for my site, where can i find a site selling good domain names?
Asked by lola99 - Sun Oct 21 11:42:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. There is good premium domain names at Names Paradise :
Answered by christine b - Sun Oct 21 11:48:56 2007
Where can I find the cheapest web hosting and domain names?
Q. I want to host bulk domain names or get free hosting. I know that this probably does not exist. I want to host 5 domain names on one hosting plan.
Asked by I can't cook - Fri Nov 28 21:56:23 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you tried ? They actually have free web hosting and you can upload to your site with FTP. I wouldn't recommend that you use their domain names because you always want a unique domain name. I do use the free hosting for one of my wordpress blogs. I have my other blogs hosted there also along with the domain names. Hope this helps. TG
Answered by Mike Stein - Fri Nov 28 22:01:44 2008
Q. I want to host bulk domain names or get free hosting. I know that this probably does not exist. I want to host 5 domain names on one hosting plan.
Asked by I can't cook - Fri Nov 28 21:56:23 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you tried ? They actually have free web hosting and you can upload to your site with FTP. I wouldn't recommend that you use their domain names because you always want a unique domain name. I do use the free hosting for one of my wordpress blogs. I have my other blogs hosted there also along with the domain names. Hope this helps. TG
Answered by Mike Stein - Fri Nov 28 22:01:44 2008
How do I upload a text file to my domain names directory?
Q. I am trying to validate my domain names with ebay for an affiliate program and I need to upload a file to my domains directory and I am not sure how to do that.
Asked by Donnie Whitmore - Sat Dec 26 12:54:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are going to need to check your host help section. Generally one uploads with an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) program with your site user and password entered into the program. Some hosting control panels provide file management through your browser, allowing upload with no external application.
Answered by Jake - Tue Dec 29 16:38:48 2009
Q. I am trying to validate my domain names with ebay for an affiliate program and I need to upload a file to my domains directory and I am not sure how to do that.
Asked by Donnie Whitmore - Sat Dec 26 12:54:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are going to need to check your host help section. Generally one uploads with an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) program with your site user and password entered into the program. Some hosting control panels provide file management through your browser, allowing upload with no external application.
Answered by Jake - Tue Dec 29 16:38:48 2009
What is correct syntax to find specific word in domain or site names ?
Q. For example: I wish to know the sites containing Kareena in their domain names.
Asked by Farooque - Thu May 21 01:11:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, The allinurl operator will provide results where Kareena is the url. example syntax allinurl:Kareena The only tool that I have used to find words in a domain name is: Hope this helps, Ken
Answered by Ken Brown - Sun May 24 19:21:03 2009
Q. For example: I wish to know the sites containing Kareena in their domain names.
Asked by Farooque - Thu May 21 01:11:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, The allinurl operator will provide results where Kareena is the url. example syntax allinurl:Kareena The only tool that I have used to find words in a domain name is: Hope this helps, Ken
Answered by Ken Brown - Sun May 24 19:21:03 2009
What is the best way to make tons of money off of domain names?
Q. im 17 and want to get into making domain names. my dad makes alot of money off of this, but i want to make the money myself with little guidance from him. any ideas?
Asked by Chris W - Mon Feb 8 21:12:56 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your dad already makes money this way, you have a great mentor right in the house. Lemme say this... First, don't buy any ebooks or get rich quick domain junk...no matter how good it sounds. Second, you are not too late. New people are still getting in and making money. However...it's not going to be quick and easy money. So here's my advice. Go to the two best domainers forums (Namepros and DNForum). Read the posts like crazy. Also watch what sells everyday to get an idea of prices. In this economy, it's not easy any more to make quick money selling to other domainers. It's even harder to sell them on Ebay. Don't even go there. Much of the material you will read in ebooks (if you break down and buy one) or elsewhere was written… [cont.]
Answered by wasabiitis - Thu Feb 11 21:31:49 2010
Q. im 17 and want to get into making domain names. my dad makes alot of money off of this, but i want to make the money myself with little guidance from him. any ideas?
Asked by Chris W - Mon Feb 8 21:12:56 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your dad already makes money this way, you have a great mentor right in the house. Lemme say this... First, don't buy any ebooks or get rich quick domain junk...no matter how good it sounds. Second, you are not too late. New people are still getting in and making money. However...it's not going to be quick and easy money. So here's my advice. Go to the two best domainers forums (Namepros and DNForum). Read the posts like crazy. Also watch what sells everyday to get an idea of prices. In this economy, it's not easy any more to make quick money selling to other domainers. It's even harder to sell them on Ebay. Don't even go there. Much of the material you will read in ebooks (if you break down and buy one) or elsewhere was written… [cont.]
Answered by wasabiitis - Thu Feb 11 21:31:49 2010
How does buying and selling domain names work?
Q. I would like to have a small business buying and selling domain names, can you help me out? Websites or tutorials or your common knowledge
Asked by bboyballer112 - Tue Apr 8 13:36:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mostly, these days it does not. If you have something that someone wants bad enough they'll go to a lawyer to get it. I register my domain names from the ICANN registrar for $8/year. I also have a service I subscribe to that will register any other domain names I want as soon as the owner lets them lapse. 2 seconds of non-renewal and it's mine.
Answered by recentcoin2000 - Tue Apr 8 13:45:33 2008
Q. I would like to have a small business buying and selling domain names, can you help me out? Websites or tutorials or your common knowledge
Asked by bboyballer112 - Tue Apr 8 13:36:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mostly, these days it does not. If you have something that someone wants bad enough they'll go to a lawyer to get it. I register my domain names from the ICANN registrar for $8/year. I also have a service I subscribe to that will register any other domain names I want as soon as the owner lets them lapse. 2 seconds of non-renewal and it's mine.
Answered by recentcoin2000 - Tue Apr 8 13:45:33 2008
How do people obtain the rights to sell Top Level Domain Names?
Q. How can people sell domain names and hosting? Where do they get the domain names from? If I had my own server (or made my computer one), would I need to pay someone to host my website and to get a top level domain? Thanks! How do those places (like go daddy) get the Top Level Domain Names in the first place?
Asked by redfox1160 - Sun Aug 3 12:51:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ICANN has a defined procedure to make accredited registrars (like godaddy). It's a highly expensive task and only serious domain name businesses choose to follow that path. I don't want to enter the specifics but i assume you're not interested for this (i gave you some links below to check just for your information). Additional to the cost for the registrar you need to prepay in packs the domains you will sell from the registry operator. All these above are for official registrars and not for simple domain resellers. For hosting is pretty simple. You rent a dedicated server from a datacenter, share the memory, bandwidth and hard disk resources to many clients and you easily sell shared webhosting packs. You can also buy VPS hosting plans… [cont.]
Answered by Web Maniac - Tue Aug 5 06:39:08 2008
Q. How can people sell domain names and hosting? Where do they get the domain names from? If I had my own server (or made my computer one), would I need to pay someone to host my website and to get a top level domain? Thanks! How do those places (like go daddy) get the Top Level Domain Names in the first place?
Asked by redfox1160 - Sun Aug 3 12:51:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ICANN has a defined procedure to make accredited registrars (like godaddy). It's a highly expensive task and only serious domain name businesses choose to follow that path. I don't want to enter the specifics but i assume you're not interested for this (i gave you some links below to check just for your information). Additional to the cost for the registrar you need to prepay in packs the domains you will sell from the registry operator. All these above are for official registrars and not for simple domain resellers. For hosting is pretty simple. You rent a dedicated server from a datacenter, share the memory, bandwidth and hard disk resources to many clients and you easily sell shared webhosting packs. You can also buy VPS hosting plans… [cont.]
Answered by Web Maniac - Tue Aug 5 06:39:08 2008
Can I use two different domain names for one web host?
Q. I bought two domain names and I want to point them both to the same web host. Basically, I have a website up at a web hosting place and I would like to point two domain names to it. I have the DNS addresses for my web hosting place, but can it share two domain names?
Asked by Sara - Fri Sep 28 23:56:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it can. One will be the main domain, and the other will be an "add-on domain" it shouldn't cost you any extra. IMO, get a host that uses cpanal, its the best control panal out there, and worth the extra dollar or two you'll pay a month, by a LOT.
Answered by xTF rules :) - Sat Sep 29 00:00:25 2007
Q. I bought two domain names and I want to point them both to the same web host. Basically, I have a website up at a web hosting place and I would like to point two domain names to it. I have the DNS addresses for my web hosting place, but can it share two domain names?
Asked by Sara - Fri Sep 28 23:56:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it can. One will be the main domain, and the other will be an "add-on domain" it shouldn't cost you any extra. IMO, get a host that uses cpanal, its the best control panal out there, and worth the extra dollar or two you'll pay a month, by a LOT.
Answered by xTF rules :) - Sat Sep 29 00:00:25 2007
How to start investing in domain names?
Q. Hello there I was surfing around and since i am an investor i try to find way to make money. I have heard of people who make huge money by selling domain names. Can someone tell me how you can start in selling domain names which are in a high demand?
Asked by forextrade1970 - Fri Feb 15 07:16:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pretty well all the good names have been taken. People will sell you names, and you can hope to find a buyer for these, but usually you end up losing money trying this. As the other poster said, you are10 years too late.
Answered by Joe - Fri Feb 15 09:19:25 2008
Q. Hello there I was surfing around and since i am an investor i try to find way to make money. I have heard of people who make huge money by selling domain names. Can someone tell me how you can start in selling domain names which are in a high demand?
Asked by forextrade1970 - Fri Feb 15 07:16:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pretty well all the good names have been taken. People will sell you names, and you can hope to find a buyer for these, but usually you end up losing money trying this. As the other poster said, you are10 years too late.
Answered by Joe - Fri Feb 15 09:19:25 2008
What's the best way to sell my domain names?
Q. I currently own 22 domain names and am interested in selling them. Can anyone recommend a certain method I should use to sell these domain names? I already have a career so I don't want to make a career out of selling domain names. I want to use a method that is nice and simple, gains my domain names good exposure and isn't too costly. Are there any recommended websites I should post my domain names on? As an example, I own waterstox.com. Thanks in advance!
Asked by CheckYurHead - Fri Jul 13 13:46:08 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are numerous venues to sell domain names. tdnam.com is GoDaddy's auction site. It's free to list your domain for sale if GoDaddy is the registrar. eBay is another viable venue to sell domain names. I've sold a handful of domains on eBay, and it's a fairly easy process. There is also sedo.com. It's one of the best known locations to sell domains. They sell some of the biggest, most expensive domain names around. It really depends on how much your domain is valued when using sedo.com. They charge a minimum for $50 for a completed sale. Another good resource for selling domain names is NamePros.com. It's a resource for domainers, and they have a board set aside just to sell domain names. Good luck to you. Leona.
Answered by sidelineshop - Sat Jul 14 15:21:14 2007
Q. I currently own 22 domain names and am interested in selling them. Can anyone recommend a certain method I should use to sell these domain names? I already have a career so I don't want to make a career out of selling domain names. I want to use a method that is nice and simple, gains my domain names good exposure and isn't too costly. Are there any recommended websites I should post my domain names on? As an example, I own waterstox.com. Thanks in advance!
Asked by CheckYurHead - Fri Jul 13 13:46:08 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are numerous venues to sell domain names. tdnam.com is GoDaddy's auction site. It's free to list your domain for sale if GoDaddy is the registrar. eBay is another viable venue to sell domain names. I've sold a handful of domains on eBay, and it's a fairly easy process. There is also sedo.com. It's one of the best known locations to sell domains. They sell some of the biggest, most expensive domain names around. It really depends on how much your domain is valued when using sedo.com. They charge a minimum for $50 for a completed sale. Another good resource for selling domain names is NamePros.com. It's a resource for domainers, and they have a board set aside just to sell domain names. Good luck to you. Leona.
Answered by sidelineshop - Sat Jul 14 15:21:14 2007
How can one buy domain names 100% anonymously?
Q. Due to business disagreements, I have to set up new operations and can't let my soon-to-be ex partner know ANYTHING. If and when he finds out, is it possible to 'research' my domain name and see that i bought it? I know godaddy has privacy functions but is it really private? Thanks. Again, i just need to know if and how to buy domain names with NO possibility what-so-ever of anyone ever learning I bought them or own that site.
Asked by Andrew B - Tue Dec 22 15:41:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Due to business disagreements, I have to set up new operations and can't let my soon-to-be ex partner know ANYTHING. If and when he finds out, is it possible to 'research' my domain name and see that i bought it? I know godaddy has privacy functions but is it really private? Thanks. Again, i just need to know if and how to buy domain names with NO possibility what-so-ever of anyone ever learning I bought them or own that site.
Asked by Andrew B - Tue Dec 22 15:41:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Is there a site that allows you to buy & maintain multiple domain names and have free web hosting as well?
Q. I am looking to buy some domain names, but would like to purchase them from the same place that will host them. Is there a site out there that will allow me to purchase my domain names and get free hosting for them as well? I have already found bravehost, but would like to compare it with other similar sites. I have not been able to find any. Does anyone know of where I might be able to purchase domain names and get free hosting as well?
Asked by dizzylizzy - Tue Feb 3 14:03:39 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're just starting out (or even if you're fairly advanced with this) I would suggest going and having a look at Synthasite.com.They offer free hosting without ads and offer easily the most superior free website builder out there.You start off by using free sub-domains with them and then, when you need to,you buy domains for your sites and continue with the free hosting. Many other services offer free hosting but almost all of them crowd you out with advertising and extremely cramped development options. Try Synthasite - you'll thank me!
Answered by Domain - Fri Feb 6 03:45:56 2009
Q. I am looking to buy some domain names, but would like to purchase them from the same place that will host them. Is there a site out there that will allow me to purchase my domain names and get free hosting for them as well? I have already found bravehost, but would like to compare it with other similar sites. I have not been able to find any. Does anyone know of where I might be able to purchase domain names and get free hosting as well?
Asked by dizzylizzy - Tue Feb 3 14:03:39 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're just starting out (or even if you're fairly advanced with this) I would suggest going and having a look at Synthasite.com.They offer free hosting without ads and offer easily the most superior free website builder out there.You start off by using free sub-domains with them and then, when you need to,you buy domains for your sites and continue with the free hosting. Many other services offer free hosting but almost all of them crowd you out with advertising and extremely cramped development options. Try Synthasite - you'll thank me!
Answered by Domain - Fri Feb 6 03:45:56 2009
Is there a way to find out the entire list of domain names that a person or company owns?
Q. For example, I am doing research on Company X and want to know what domain names are owned by Company X. Is this possible to do? Thanks.
Asked by Smith Redyk - Mon Feb 25 16:33:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. You can check individual domains, so you can certainly tell whether Company A owns a certain domain, but there are no laws that govern who can own a domain, and the domain registrar does not care who pays for it. By this reasoning, Company A may own no domains at all, but the IT Director may own hundreds, all of which were paid for by Company A. So even if you could search by owner, it would be non-informative at best. At one point, InterNIC issued unique ID's to all registrants, technical, and admin contacts, which was supposed to help in tracking who owned what, but the pool grew so large that it became impossible to maintain. Furthermore, if a user didn't keep track of his ID, he would be issued a new one each time he… [cont.]
Answered by Older Than I Feel - Mon Feb 25 16:59:03 2008
Q. For example, I am doing research on Company X and want to know what domain names are owned by Company X. Is this possible to do? Thanks.
Asked by Smith Redyk - Mon Feb 25 16:33:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. You can check individual domains, so you can certainly tell whether Company A owns a certain domain, but there are no laws that govern who can own a domain, and the domain registrar does not care who pays for it. By this reasoning, Company A may own no domains at all, but the IT Director may own hundreds, all of which were paid for by Company A. So even if you could search by owner, it would be non-informative at best. At one point, InterNIC issued unique ID's to all registrants, technical, and admin contacts, which was supposed to help in tracking who owned what, but the pool grew so large that it became impossible to maintain. Furthermore, if a user didn't keep track of his ID, he would be issued a new one each time he… [cont.]
Answered by Older Than I Feel - Mon Feb 25 16:59:03 2008
Need a free website to list all my domain names?
Q. Is there a way to create a free, simple website (template) to list domain names? Something like a blog would be fine, just without the navigation, as there is not much to see apart from the domain names. Thanks.
Asked by Johnny - Sat Oct 27 19:56:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by jason m - Sat Oct 27 20:00:34 2007
Q. Is there a way to create a free, simple website (template) to list domain names? Something like a blog would be fine, just without the navigation, as there is not much to see apart from the domain names. Thanks.
Asked by Johnny - Sat Oct 27 19:56:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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