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- Thread starter dvestors
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Are you sure no-one ever owned it before?
Is there any way of being 100% sure that a domain was not owned by someone some time during the past?
Is there any way of being 100% sure that a domain was not owned by someone some time during the past?
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dvestors said:
OK. This does seem strange then.
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are the 3 related in any way (same type of name etc...)?
the above is probably the key.
it looks like they might have been owned by the same owner (I know you checked whois.sc for previous owbership, but it is not flawless).
the 3 names must have something in common. older location, older owner, same older server before resolving to secureserver...
the above is probably the key.
it looks like they might have been owned by the same owner (I know you checked whois.sc for previous owbership, but it is not flawless).
the 3 names must have something in common. older location, older owner, same older server before resolving to secureserver...
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wow. this is weird.
never seen it before like this.
I had one blacklisted on whois.sc that showed no history.
I took the next step (which you should as well), I went to archive.org , and guess what? nothing...
then I searched on google for the exact match "example.com"
and bingo, I found only very few references to that domain. it was at some point being used on usenet groups as an email by what apparently was a spammer.
other than that, I really cant think of anything else.
never seen it before like this.
I had one blacklisted on whois.sc that showed no history.
I took the next step (which you should as well), I went to archive.org , and guess what? nothing...
then I searched on google for the exact match "example.com"
and bingo, I found only very few references to that domain. it was at some point being used on usenet groups as an email by what apparently was a spammer.
other than that, I really cant think of anything else.
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