Domain name ownership

exmen · 05-26-2007

If a domain name is registered under a fictitious name, who can claim ownership to that domain name? This is true in my case. From an exchange deal, I got a domain name but not registered under name . I don't have access to the domain name . However, the DNS is pointed to my web host.

seojames · 06-01-2007

If a domain name is registered under a fictitious name then ICANN can actually take away the domain due to this very reason. That is why you should always be careful with this.

Jerlene · 11-22-2007

Why didn't you change the information? How is it still pointing to your server? If it is, you should still have access. ICANN would have parked it on their server.

james1 · 02-12-2008

Instead you can hide your personal info using very many services available right now to hide your personal info rather than not having your personal info at all. Ask your domain hosts about it.

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exmen Junior Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 25	Domain name ownership If a domain name is registered under a fictitious name, who can claim ownership to that domain name? This is true in my case. From an exchange deal, I got a domain name but not registered under name . I don't have access to the domain name . However, the DNS is pointed to my web host. __________________ Premium paid directory Daily updated software blog 3DMax and Photoshop tutorials

06-01-2007	#2 (permalink)
seojames Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 25	Re: Domain name ownership If a domain name is registered under a fictitious name then ICANN can actually take away the domain due to this very reason. That is why you should always be careful with this.

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Jerlene Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,084	Re: Domain name ownership Why didn't you change the information? How is it still pointing to your server? If it is, you should still have access. ICANN would have parked it on their server. __________________ Personal Blog \| Smoke Site DNLodge.com manual Directory Submission Service

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james1 Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 10	Re: Domain name ownership Instead you can hide your personal info using very many services available right now to hide your personal info rather than not having your personal info at all. Ask your domain hosts about it.

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