Sometimes, researching a problem, with a custom domain published blog, involves a Who Is lookup, to determine key domain details - like DNS server namess, purchase date, registrar name, and others. Starting with the properly spelled domain name is essential, to getting a useful Who Is lookup. In cases where the blog / domain owner can't spell the domain name consistently, you can start even more basically.
To determine the details about a domain purchase, when you have any doubt, ask for a copy of the invoice or receipt. If the transaction was conducted electronically, copy and paste of the key information is most useful. If the transaction involved a paper trail, have the receipt scanned, and a picture posted somewhere that you can view.
The invoice or receipt, for any domain purchase, will help identify - and confirm or deny - key details.
Starting with the domain name, verified from the invoice or receipt, you can use any of several similar Who Is lookup tools.Having multiple complementary tools can be useful, many times - both as backup (in case one is offline, for some reason) - and to confirm or deny unexpected results.
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To determine the details about a domain purchase, when you have any doubt, ask for a copy of the invoice or receipt. If the transaction was conducted electronically, copy and paste of the key information is most useful. If the transaction involved a paper trail, have the receipt scanned, and a picture posted somewhere that you can view.
The invoice or receipt, for any domain purchase, will help identify - and confirm or deny - key details.
- Correct domain name - spelling.
- Purchase date.
- Name of registrar.
Starting with the domain name, verified from the invoice or receipt, you can use any of several similar Who Is lookup tools.Having multiple complementary tools can be useful, many times - both as backup (in case one is offline, for some reason) - and to confirm or deny unexpected results.
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