wayback machine

Asking about .com only. If you want your name's FIRST registration date. Wayback the best place? Does I.C.A.N.N. or Verisign keep historical records and if yes why isn't is shown in the whois records on any whois lookup thing? Cheers peers.

Asking about .com only. If you want your name's FIRST registration date. Wayback the best place? Does I.C.A.N.N. or Verisign keep historical records and if yes why isn't is shown in the whois records on any whois lookup thing? Cheers peers.

Hi guys! I have a question related about the history on Expired Domain. An important feature for me to buy an Expired Domain in an auction is related to the past history. I usually don't try to buy domains that I can see another domain tried to sell in the past. I am wondering if experienced...

Hi guys! I have a question related about the history on Expired Domain. An important feature for me to buy an Expired Domain in an auction is related to the past history. I usually don't try to buy domains that I can see another domain tried to sell in the past. I am wondering if experienced...

How do you sell domain names? How do you find domain name endusers? How do you find domain name owners? or How do I lookup domain name history? I get these and bunch of other questions related to domain names almost every day. I was literally exhausted from typing same set of answer for...

How do you sell domain names? How do you find domain name endusers? How do you find domain name owners? or How do I lookup domain name history? I get these and bunch of other questions related to domain names almost every day. I was literally exhausted from typing same set of answer for...

I only know that I can use the wayback machine, but to my knowledge, that can only determine if there was a website built on the domain name in the past, not if the domain name was registered. Anyone know if there is a way?

I only know that I can use the wayback machine, but to my knowledge, that can only determine if there was a website built on the domain name in the past, not if the domain name was registered. Anyone know if there is a way?