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Unknown domain owner?
Subdomains vs multiple domain namesIs there a server offering “standby” for domain name?Should I be concerned that somebody else's domain is pointing to mine?implement domain mappinganother unknown domain has a record pointing to my domainSelf Domain RegistrationIs 'co.uk' a top level domain?Relationship between domain inside of a network and website domainMove website to a new domainPoint subdomain to Wordpress with primary domain hosted
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If a domain returns as picture shows who owns said domain and how would I be able to purchase it?
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If a domain returns as picture shows who owns said domain and how would I be able to purchase it?
domain
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asked May 19 at 20:14
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Nobody owns that domain. Contact your favorite registrar. I'm not sure why anybody would want a domain that is just randomly banging the keyboard though.
– Michael Hampton♦
May 19 at 20:27
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I"m guessing you're showing us an example instead of the real domain you were wanting to buy. That message is your browser telling you only that it couldn't find an IP address for that hostname. It doesn't tell you no one owns it.
– Mike Diehn
May 19 at 20:31
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If a domain returns as picture shows who owns said domain and how would I be able to purchase it?
domain
edited May 20 at 8:24
HBruijn
58.4k1191155
asked May 19 at 20:14
colemilne54colemilne54
12
If a domain returns as picture shows who owns said domain and how would I be able to purchase it?
domain
domain
edited May 20 at 8:24
HBruijn
58.4k1191155
asked May 19 at 20:14
colemilne54colemilne54
12
edited May 20 at 8:24
HBruijn
58.4k1191155
asked May 19 at 20:14
colemilne54colemilne54
12
edited May 20 at 8:24
HBruijn
58.4k1191155
edited May 20 at 8:24
HBruijn
58.4k1191155
edited May 20 at 8:24
HBruijn
58.4k1191155
58.4k1191155
asked May 19 at 20:14
colemilne54colemilne54
12
asked May 19 at 20:14
colemilne54colemilne54
12
asked May 19 at 20:14
colemilne54colemilne54
12
12
1
Nobody owns that domain. Contact your favorite registrar. I'm not sure why anybody would want a domain that is just randomly banging the keyboard though.
– Michael Hampton♦
May 19 at 20:27
2
I"m guessing you're showing us an example instead of the real domain you were wanting to buy. That message is your browser telling you only that it couldn't find an IP address for that hostname. It doesn't tell you no one owns it.
– Mike Diehn
May 19 at 20:31
add a comment |
1
Nobody owns that domain. Contact your favorite registrar. I'm not sure why anybody would want a domain that is just randomly banging the keyboard though.
– Michael Hampton♦
May 19 at 20:27
2
I"m guessing you're showing us an example instead of the real domain you were wanting to buy. That message is your browser telling you only that it couldn't find an IP address for that hostname. It doesn't tell you no one owns it.
– Mike Diehn
May 19 at 20:31
1
1
Nobody owns that domain. Contact your favorite registrar. I'm not sure why anybody would want a domain that is just randomly banging the keyboard though.
– Michael Hampton♦
May 19 at 20:27
Nobody owns that domain. Contact your favorite registrar. I'm not sure why anybody would want a domain that is just randomly banging the keyboard though.
– Michael Hampton♦
May 19 at 20:27
2
2
I"m guessing you're showing us an example instead of the real domain you were wanting to buy. That message is your browser telling you only that it couldn't find an IP address for that hostname. It doesn't tell you no one owns it.
– Mike Diehn
May 19 at 20:31
I"m guessing you're showing us an example instead of the real domain you were wanting to buy. That message is your browser telling you only that it couldn't find an IP address for that hostname. It doesn't tell you no one owns it.
– Mike Diehn
May 19 at 20:31
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I'm guessing you're showing us is an example instead of the real domain you were wanting to buy.
That message is your browser telling you only that it couldn't find an IP address for that hostname. It doesn't tell you no one owns it, just that your browser couldn't find an address for it.
You need to search in a whois database for the domain you want to know about to learn if it's registered.
Try mxtoolbox.com - they have a good set of tools for that.
answered May 19 at 20:33
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I'm guessing you're showing us is an example instead of the real domain you were wanting to buy.
That message is your browser telling you only that it couldn't find an IP address for that hostname. It doesn't tell you no one owns it, just that your browser couldn't find an address for it.
You need to search in a whois database for the domain you want to know about to learn if it's registered.
Try mxtoolbox.com - they have a good set of tools for that.
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I'm guessing you're showing us is an example instead of the real domain you were wanting to buy.
That message is your browser telling you only that it couldn't find an IP address for that hostname. It doesn't tell you no one owns it, just that your browser couldn't find an address for it.
You need to search in a whois database for the domain you want to know about to learn if it's registered.
Try mxtoolbox.com - they have a good set of tools for that.
answered May 19 at 20:33
Mike DiehnMike Diehn
30915
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I'm guessing you're showing us is an example instead of the real domain you were wanting to buy.
That message is your browser telling you only that it couldn't find an IP address for that hostname. It doesn't tell you no one owns it, just that your browser couldn't find an address for it.
You need to search in a whois database for the domain you want to know about to learn if it's registered.
Try mxtoolbox.com - they have a good set of tools for that.
answered May 19 at 20:33
Mike DiehnMike Diehn
30915
I'm guessing you're showing us is an example instead of the real domain you were wanting to buy.
That message is your browser telling you only that it couldn't find an IP address for that hostname. It doesn't tell you no one owns it, just that your browser couldn't find an address for it.
You need to search in a whois database for the domain you want to know about to learn if it's registered.
Try mxtoolbox.com - they have a good set of tools for that.
answered May 19 at 20:33
Mike DiehnMike Diehn
30915
answered May 19 at 20:33
Mike DiehnMike Diehn
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answered May 19 at 20:33
Mike DiehnMike Diehn
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Nobody owns that domain. Contact your favorite registrar. I'm not sure why anybody would want a domain that is just randomly banging the keyboard though.
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I"m guessing you're showing us an example instead of the real domain you were wanting to buy. That message is your browser telling you only that it couldn't find an IP address for that hostname. It doesn't tell you no one owns it.
– Mike Diehn
May 19 at 20:31