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Subject: Domains Owned Search
Category: Computers > Internet
Asked by: answers382729-ga
List Price: $30.00
Posted: 09 Sep 2005 09:45 PDT
Expires: 09 Oct 2005 09:45 PDT
Question ID: 566090
Two part question:

1. How do I find all domain names owned by an individual or company
knowing only there email address and one website they own. I know that
www.whois.sc offers a reverse ip domain name search yet I do not know the
ip address. What is the cheapest way to find this information either free
or a low charge under $100.

2. How do I find someones ip address to look up all domain names owned by
an individual or company. Is it useful to even do a reverse ip domain name 
lookup using whois.sc since the ip address might not even by a static ip 
address. 

Basically I'm trying to find all domains a company and individual owns and
want to do that the cheapest and easiest way possible.

Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 09 Sep 2005 11:12 PDT
Can you give us an example of a company/owner name that you'd like to
know more about in terms of what domains they own?

Clarification of Question by answers382729-ga on 12 Sep 2005 10:08 PDT
I'm not looking for you to search the person or company I would like
directions on how to do that.

Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 12 Sep 2005 10:13 PDT
Dear Answers382729,

There are no free services for the searches you require; however there
is a fee based service that would meet your requirements.

Name.com

Reverse Whois allows users to perform advanced searches in Name.com
Whois catalogue. With this tool, users may search for domain names by
any relevant variable-registrant name, phone number, etc. Results are
then returned in a professional report that includes full Whois data
for each flagged domain name.

Prices are not published on the website.

http://www.name.com/name.com_brand/name.com_2/reverse-whois.html

Please let me know if this service would be an acceptable answer to your question?

Thanks,
Bobbie7

Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 12 Sep 2005 11:51 PDT
Hello again,

I understand what you're looking for, but I had asked for an example
so that I can demostrate the type of results that are possible on a
company of interest to you.

However, I'm just as happy to demonstrate on a company picked
willy-nilly, in this case, my phone company.

There is indeed a source that allows searching on domain name ownership. 

And as much as I hate to take issue with my good colleague, bobbie7,
the search is **free**.

However, the results -- in my experience -- are sometimes very good,
sometimes not.

Here's what search results look like for a search for sites owned by Verizon:


304 domain names were returned from the search...that is, Verizon
appears to own 304 sites.

The first 20 on the list look like this:


1 verizonstrike.info  

2 verizonpuertorico.biz  

3 ussarentacar.com  

4 turquesajoyas.com  

5 touristquickguide.us  

6 touristquickguide.org  

7 touristquickguide.biz  

8 paginasutilespr.net  

9 paginasutilespr.com  

10 maderasoriano.com  

11 idelsanunez.com  

12 floristeriamargarita.com  

13 broadbandlive.info  

14 broadbandlife.info  

15 broadbandlife.biz  

16 bestservicerentacar.com  

17 a1securityco.com  

18 wdpr.net  

19 vwmcemployees.com  

20 vwmccamping.com  




But is a site like [ a1securityco.com ] really owned by Verizon?


I checked their whois record, and sure enough, the registrant information reads:


   Verizon Information Services
   Monica Bell
   13135 Lee Jackson Hwy #110
   Fairfax, VA 22033
   US
   Phone: +1.7038157974



You may want to spot-check some of the other names, to see how
reliable (or not) the results are.


Anyway, if this service seems suitable to you as an answer to your
question, let me know, and I'll post the details of how to access it.


Cheers,

pafalafa-ga

Clarification of Question by answers382729-ga on 14 Sep 2005 12:17 PDT
pafalafa-ga what service are you refering to the name.com service?

Clarification of Question by answers382729-ga on 14 Sep 2005 12:18 PDT
name.com charges $240 I'm looking for something cheaper.

Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 14 Sep 2005 12:27 PDT
answers382729-ga,

No, it's NOT name.com.  It's a different service, and there is NO
CHARGE to conduct a search.

Please re-read my comment from September 12 (above).  If this sounds
like a useful service for your needs, I will gladly post the details
as an answer to your question.

Cheers,

pafalafa-ga

Clarification of Question by answers382729-ga on 16 Sep 2005 10:14 PDT
Hi pafalafa-ga,


Yes that is exactly the type of service I'm looking for please
post the name if it works I will be gladly to pay you.

Warm Regards,
John
Answer  
Subject: Re: Domains Owned Search
Answered By: pafalafa-ga on 16 Sep 2005 11:48 PDT
 
John

Thanks for getting back to me on this.


Here's what to do.  Head to the Dialog Intellectual Property tools site at:


http://openaccess.dialog.com/ip/


On the left-hand side of the page, you'll see some hypertext for
"Domain Names". Click on this, and you'll be taken to the Domain Names
search form.


NOTE that the Dialog service is fee-based service.  However, you can
conduct your initial search of site owners at no charge.  Only if you
decide to pull up the full record for a particular search result would
there be any fees assessed.


On the search form, you'll find some pretty self-explanatory
text-entry boxes, and check-off items.  In particular, take note of
the [ OWNER ] box.  If you enter a company name here, or even the name
of a person, you'll presumably get results of all sites owned by that
entity.

    
Also worth noting is the [ CONTENT ] check-off options, where you can
opt to search current Whois records, historical Whois (nicely dubbed
'WhoWas'), or both combined.


As I mentioned earlier, my search for Current Names for [ Verizon ]
led to 304 results.

A typical results-page listing looks like this:


==========
304 titles in Domain Names  
  
Select titles on this page, then click  (You will still have a chance to cancel!) 
 
 1 verizonstrike.info - Domain Names - US$3.65  
 2 verizonpuertorico.biz - Domain Names - US$3.65  
 3 ussarentacar.com - Domain Names - US$3.65  
 4 turquesajoyas.com - Domain Names - US$3.65  

and so on...

========== 


As you can see, each record costs $3.65 to pull up a complete Whois
(or WhoWas) record.



I trust this is just the information you were looking for.  

However please don't rate this answer if you find you need additional
information.  Instead, just post a Request for Clarification to let me
know how I can help, and I'm at your service.

Cheers,

pafalafa-ga


search strategy -- Used bookmarked site for Dialog's IP searches.

Request for Answer Clarification by answers382729-ga on 17 Sep 2005 09:47 PDT
I have done what you said in your answer yet it does not work on
peoples names, for example I typed my own name in the search field and
it did not even bring up one of the websites that I own up.

Clarification of Answer by pafalafa-ga on 17 Sep 2005 10:28 PDT
I'm not surprised to hear that.  The Dialog search is kind of touchy,
and as I said earlier, it sometimes produces excellent results....but
not always.

Try searching on just your last name, and see if your sites pop up.

Let me know how that works.

paf
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