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Hi, I have discovered on a reverse whois service that I'm always the registrant of a domain .it registered long time ago. I don't remember this fact, so I would like to find what domain it is. On the reverse whois service, there have been shown only the first and the last letter of the domain and the tld.

I have searched for information on italian Nic, but it seems there are no more any other way to discover it. So i have only the name of the registrant, the tld and the date of registration.

Thanks to all

Bye
 
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try using webboar.com
they are doing reverse whois search for email,name and phone number.

not that good as domaintools but totally free of charge
 
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Hi Pilsen, thanks for your reply. I have tried the service you have mentioned. I haven't found so many occurriences for my query than in domaintools.
 
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Thanks Rado_Ch for your reply.

In my reverse whois tests domaintools has given more results and details than whoisxmlapi.
 
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Absolutely possible Bob, but we already mentioned them in this thread so I was just pointing out some alternatives :)
 
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That's absolutely correct Rado_Ch. Thanks again
 
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Apologies to resurrect an old thread, but I was wondering is there are any more recent sites that offer reverse whois lookup? Preferably free :laugh:
 
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