looking for ownership history of a domain

[dougs]

We are trying to find the ownership history of a .co.uk domain, does anyone know of such a tool?

Cheers

Doug

 

[wonder_lander]

We are trying to find the ownership history of a .co.uk domain, does anyone know of such a tool?

Cheers

Doug

This any good? http://www.who.is/domain_archive-//

 

[Ashton]

http://domain-history.domaintools.com/ ?

 

[Pred]

domaintools.com
http://www.archive.org/index.php

 

[grantw]

Does domaintools still work for .uk domains? The last time I looked it returned 0 results for everything, figured Nominet had finally sorted them out.

Grant

 

[Bailey]

Sorry-No answer apart from

"whoishistory.co.uk" as a domain for anybody that wants to build one. -

felt the need

 

[Ashton]

Does domaintools still work for .uk domains? The last time I looked it returned 0 results for everything, figured Nominet had finally sorted them out.

Grant

Your correct, 0 results it seems! Don't they just log all the whois data plowed through them and they get a lot of historical data? Whats wrong with that?

 

[dougs]

thanks

But no joy guys and girls

I am after who has owned a domain and when it changed ownership etc etc etc

Cheers

Doug

 

[Ashton]

But no joy guys and girls

I am after who has owned a domain and when it changed ownership etc etc etc

Cheers

Doug

You couldn't find any results on domaintools? like this for example:

http://domain-history.domaintools.c...com&page=results&submit=Look+up#results_table

Doubt you will find any anywhere then, their data archive is the largest!

 

[grantw]

Don't they just log all the whois data plowed through them and they get a lot of historical data? Whats wrong with that?

It's against Nominets T&C to store/republish whois data, which is why you're not allowed to post whois output on this forum.

I doubt that who.is archive will last much longer either.

Grant