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rawkinrich

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Is there a way of performing a whois search on the 'owner' of a domain? I have loads, many I bought for clients in the last millennium that might still belong to me..

Please help.

Rich
 

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Just search on Google for "whois client"...or if you have just a few, just search for "whois" and you'll find a website that offers it. Or just go to any registrar like netsol.com, type in the domain, then check the owner of the name when it tells you it's taken.
 

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Sorry I meant actually searching the ownership field of a domain whois record.

Say if I typed in 'My Name' in a whois search engine, it would return a list of domains that are owned by 'My Name'.

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