legal[at]whoisguard.com

[bluebox]

How do I contact a domain owner if the whois email is [email protected]?
Normally they have a unique number added to them.

According to domaintools "[email protected]" is used by 186,203 names.
That means it's flooded with spam and even legitimate emails and for all I know never even checked...

I've sent them a message but for now no response...

Website shows 404 error and it wasn't cached by archive.org

So what now?...

 

[bluebox]

Anyone know?

 

[RU]

namecheap.com

 

[RU]

I had the same issue with 'whoisguard'.

 

[bluebox]

I know but normally they use something like:
e21cf184908b2e3.[email protected]
So what's up with the one email for 186K domains?
And how do I reach the owner...

Emailed the legal@ and support@ emails - let's see if they even respond (their website hasn't been updated since 2013)

 

[RU]

go to control panel and update the email.

 

[bluebox]

?
It's not my domain - it's the domain I want to buy.

 

[RU]

?
It's not my domain - it's the domain I want to buy.

hm.. I would try to chat with Namecheap.

 

[bluebox]

I will probably do that if I don't hear from them by monday...

 

[Name Trader]

Somebody who has a domaintools.com account might be able to look at the whois history. Isn't there another website which allows you to see that for free?

 

[bluebox]

Domain was registered in January and probably was automatically with whoisguard.
But if anyone could check that would be great

 

[Name Trader]

http://www.who.is/ has a limited whois history. When I checked it for one of my domains, it appeared to show the owner once removed from the previous owner. This may not be helpful in your case. But it might help somebody reading this.

 

[Name Trader]

http://whoisology.com also has limited whois lookups. It's the best I've found.

 

[bluebox]

http://whoisology.com also has limited whois lookups.

"xxxxxx is not in our the database."
Ah, well
It's not something I NEED, just a little vanity domain: my initials + .me

 

[bluebox]

I was about to write:
"If I don't hear from whoisguard/namecheap I will assume it's the universe telling me not to waste my $$ on pointless crap"
and just got message from domainbartender who managed to find the whole email at enom.com.
I guess the universe DO want me to waste $ after all