question How can we find the register email

zeeshan zahoor · Oct 24, 2020

Hi everyone hopes you all will be fine
well before few months, I connected a custom domain with blogger which is still running but the problem is that I forgot the domain registration email and when I checked in whois it's under privacy it was registered on GoDaddy but today I surprised that when I checked in whois it is showing name servers NS71.DOMAINCONTROL.COM and NS712.DOMAINCONTROL.COM

1) my first question is that is there any way to find out my email which I used at the time of signup for the domain on GoDaddy?
2) 2nd question is that how it is possible that if I have connected domain with blogger hosting and there is showing the above mentions name servers.... are these name servers of google?

forge · Oct 24, 2020

Those are GoDaddy nameservers (maybe you typed google by mistake?).

Not sure about the email issue. Might try calling GD support for assistance.

zeeshan zahoor · Oct 24, 2020

forge said:
Those are GoDaddy nameservers (maybe you typed google by mistake?).

Not sure about the email issue. Might try calling GD support for assistance.

ok if these are GoDaddy servers then it's ok but my web is on blogger hosting and at the moment still working. my issue is I have lost GoDaddy account detail and did not remember anything

forge · Oct 24, 2020

How many GoDaddy accounts do you have? You can use online chat and request they send an email to the administrative contact for the domain.

My next question would be, how many email accounts do you maintain?

zeeshan zahoor · Oct 24, 2020

forge said:
How many GoDaddy accounts do you have? You can use online chat and request they send an email to the administrative contact for the domain.

My next question would be, how many email accounts do you maintain?

I have one and unfortunately, I have checked my all emails but no one working so I am unable to talk with GoDaddy because I have not remembered the email

Furquan · Oct 25, 2020

zeeshan zahoor said:
2) 2nd question is that how it is possible that if I have connected domain with blogger hosting and there is showing the above mentions name servers.... are these name servers of google?

If you are talking about Google blogger then just for your information you only configure A record or use Cname to point your domain to your own blog. So no need of NS change here. Here is a detailed guide about it. https://www.shoutmeloud.com/setup-blogspot-custom-domain.html

As far as your email ID, search your "domainname" in every email ID which you own. I am sure you get the welcome message email or registration email from GoDaddy if you didn't deleted them. It help you to find which email ID you used for registration.

zeeshan zahoor · Oct 25, 2020

Furquah said:
If you are talking about Google blogger then just for your information you only configure A record or use Cname to point your domain to your own blog. So no need of NS change here. Here is a detailed guide about it. https://www.shoutmeloud.com/setup-blogspot-custom-domain.html

As far as your email ID, search your "domain name" in every email ID which you own. I am sure you get the welcome message email or registration email from GoDaddy if you didn't delete them. It helps you to find which email ID you used for registration.

your suggestion is no doubt very good but I already did this and my memory is not calling back where I have saved it or any clue.
well, thanks for your help.

brandpainvestment · Nov 7, 2020

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