Reverse whois

[rawkinrich]

All,

Is there a free way to perform a reverse whois? http://reversewhois.domaintools.com/ looks great, but I'm being tight.

Rich

 

[spiderspider]

This brought up most of mine, although they were all over the place, and not all there, but its free and will give you an idea.

Go to google, and search "Registrant Name" "whois" make sure to include the quotes.

This brought up most of my .co.uk and .com ones. If its mainly .com ones, then entering the email rather than the name, worked. When you get to the end of the results, Google says something like 'we excluded 3000 results as they are similar to what has been displayed, click here to to see them'. Click that, and more domains are displayed.

 

[grantw]

All,

Is there a free way to perform a reverse whois? http://reversewhois.domaintools.com/ looks great, but I'm being tight.

Rich

.uk domains or something else?

Grant

 

[rawkinrich]

This brought up most of mine, although they were all over the place, and not all there, but its free and will give you an idea.

Go to google, and search "Registrant Name" "whois" make sure to include the quotes.

This brought up most of my .co.uk and .com ones. If its mainly .com ones, then entering the email rather than the name, worked. When you get to the end of the results, Google says something like 'we excluded 3000 results as they are similar to what has been displayed, click here to to see them'. Click that, and more domains are displayed.

Nice - works well.

.uk domains or something else?

Grant

Primarily .uk.

 

[grantw]

For .uk if you want comprehensive results you'll need a nominet PRSS lookup, it's expensive but some people on here are subscribers and may do it for you, if you ask nicely. Ratboy asked the other day:

http://www.acorndomains.co.uk/nominet-tag-holders.html

It's against Nominets terms to store the whois data so you're probably never going to get full results from anywhere apart from Nominet.

Grant

 

[rawkinrich]

For .uk if you want comprehensive results you'll need a nominet PRSS lookup, it's expensive but some people on here are subscribers and may do it for you, if you ask nicely. Ratboy asked the other day:

http://www.acorndomains.co.uk/nominet-tag-holders.html

It's against Nominets terms to store the whois data so you're probably never going to get full results from anywhere apart from Nominet.

Grant

Great info - thanks.