Domain Name – Search the Whois Lookup Database
When you need to know the owner of a domain name, did you know how simple it is to lookup the domain owner? With rare exceptions, you can simply use the public database of domain name owners. The registered owner is often a clue to who you might be dealing with when contacted by potential joint venture partners, domain email address owners, or even corporations behind multiple domain names.
Did you forget who your own domain registrar is? Can’t remember where you bought your domain name? Has your street address or email address changed since you reserved the domain? Do you know that means you won’t be notified of pending domain name expirations because the registrar cannot reach you? Using Domain name WHOIS lookup records can provide all of that information to you and help you regain control of your domain name.
The Whois Database allows you to perform due diligence research on any of the above or simply find out who to contact to purchase a domain name that is currently unused. You may wish to trace someone that is treading too close to your trademarked domain name or verify that you are speaking with a true representative of a site that has contacted you. The WHOIS lookup is a valuable tool and you can use the WebSite101 WHOIS lookup any time – right here from this link.
| Check to see if YOUR Domain Name is available by typing it into the search box directly below (choose from .com, .net, .org, .info, biz and .us domains). There is no charge to check availability of domains, but if you decide to purchase your domain name now, our pricing starts at only $9.99 – The lowest price you’ll find for single year registrations! Compare our prices here! or you can Search the WHOIS database to see who owns any domain! If you want to transfer to take advantage of our lower prices, transfer your domain name. |
How to find the best domain names available
By Simon Grabowski, CEO of GetResponse.comSo in such a highly competitive hi-tech world, how’s it possible for the average guy or gal to register a domain name without already have been beaten to it first? After all, there are over 100,000 of the little beasts being registered daily and the queue for each domain name is probably at least a mile long. What gives?
It’s all about successful domain name branding. There is a big, big lie (a whopper of a lie, in fact) which is causing many dot-com startups to spend ridiculous amounts of money to budding entrepreneurs who got there first. Some guy who registered a great .com name back in 1993 for $100 is probably going to be on the receiving end of a $500,000 or more deal – for such domains like loans.com, taxes.com, bingo.com, and other one word generic domain names. But nowadays, unless you have that kinda cash to throw around, it’s impossible to get hold of them.
Transferring Domains
Author: Richard Lowe, Jr.Are you getting the service that you require from your domain registrar? Actually, thinking about it for a minute, it might be a better question to ask, do you even know what services are available? Are you aware that you can shop around and get better prices, more features and far better customer service?
Guess what? All domain registrars are not the same.
Okay, let’s back up a minute. Way back when the internet was young (maybe 5 years ago) all domain names were handled by Network Solutions, Inc. In those dark, evil days you had no choice. It didn’t matter what you thought of the process, it was unimportant that you were not getting service and the price, well, was a standard high fee.
A few years ago the government decided that Network Solutions would no longer be a monopoly. The government wanted to do this to deregulate the industry and encourage competition, and also perhaps to spur a little bit of growth into this thing called the internet.
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