advice Use Whois for Domain Sales in a GDPR World

[DN Playbook]

Is Whois data now useless for inbound sales and offers after GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) caused registrars to redact all personal data such as email & phone?

The following article describes one way you can take advantage of Whois data today to let people know how to contact you:

https://blog.domainmarketpro.com/use-whois-selling-domains-gdpr-world/

 

[viniproject09]

Its better you purchase some legit latest data from a directory provider.

 

[DN Playbook]

Its better you purchase some legit latest data from a directory provider.

Thanks for the suggestion. Not sure how a directory provider will have the latest data on domain registrants if the registrars don't make that available. However, the article is about how potential buyers can easily find you and contact you using today's redacted Whois query results.

https://blog.domainmarketpro.com/use-whois-selling-domains-gdpr-world/

 

[DN Playbook]

Is anyone using the Nameservers method in Whois to attract buyers? Any thoughts?

 

[ecomslice]

no, but I wish I knew about the organization field for .com's when I first started

10 hours later that day adding it . lol


I did just start buying .co.uk today though, so I will consider it, although landers and outbound is my plan.

 

[BestDomains2828]

This is very difficult now than when I started domaining where I will just do my whois to get my desire domain seller contact for business but now many investors is going to miss to many sells because of this.

 

[DN Playbook]

This is very difficult now than when I started domaining where I will just do my whois to get my desire domain seller contact for business but now many investors is going to miss to many sells because of this.

Very true. That's why it is more important than ever to have your own portfolio website or marketplace and use custom nameservers to let potential buyers know how to reach you, as explained in the article.