Any bulk whois tools to find the expiration date?

[cache]

I tried many bulk whois tools, none of them collect sthe expiration date in bulk.

I have names in many different registrars, my fear is one of the day, they
expire by accident (auto renew was not set correctly for example). Are there any
tools that I can dump all my names and return the expiration date for me?

 

[Brujah]

I used to use Domain Status Reporter
http://www.domainpunch.com/products/domainstatus/

 

[Archangel]

http://www.domaintools.com/ works well for me.

 

[cache]

which tool? It only has bulk check the availability of a domain.

http://www.domaintools.com/ works well for me.

 

[Archangel]

Exactly which feature do you need? If you sign up for an account, you can use more of their management tools. I think they have scripts set up to email you when there's a change in the Whois status of a domain (that helps you when you need to renew & auto-renew doesn't work).

 

[cache]

I just want to bulk check the expiration date of my own domains.

Exactly which feature do you need? If you sign up for an account, you can use more of their management tools. I think they have scripts set up to email you when there's a change in the Whois status of a domain (that helps you when you need to renew & auto-renew doesn't work).

 

[Brujah]

Any reason why you didn't like Domain Status Reporter? Just curious.

 

[cache]

I did try to exam the Status Report.
you need to download something to run. It is much easier if you can use
a browser (you can look at your stuff anywhere).

Any reason why you didn't like Domain Status Reporter? Just curious.

I did try domaintools.com, it has the "monitor", it is what I wanted.
However most of the dates are zeros, even after 6 hours I submitted the updatewhoisinfo.

 

[netpro]

domaintools.com is worth using to check bulk whois..

 

[cache]

so far I am happy with the "monitor" for the .com names, only drawback is the whois for .info names will not be
updated.

 

[AdoptableDomains]

eIf you have a couple hundred names, you should apply for a portfolio account at fabulous.com. Their expiry control keeps track of domains from all registrars. They do have trouble pulling dates for .ws and .cc though.

I use domaintools.com as well.

 

[cache]

I once applied at fabulous, and they denied me, so I have never tried
it again. Also I don't like parking names, rather making mini-sites.

eIf you have a couple hundred names, you should apply for a portfolio account at fabulous.com. Their expiry control keeps track of domains from all registrars. They do have trouble pulling dates for .ws and .cc though.

I use domaintools.com as well.

 

[Sam]

DRT... but it costs $149