domain history

swjam

so i'm thinking of acquiring a domain name, is there a way to know its history (i.e. previous ownership if exists, etc.)? what else would i want to know about a domain?

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Mark_Wallace

Try here[^]

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realJSOP

http://www.roncastle.com/web-master-tools.htm[^]

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Dan Neely

It's not foolproof because they don't store snapshots of everything; but you could look and see if anything was hosted on it in the past using the wayback machine.

3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18

Khaniya

Dan Neely wrote:

3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18

what meaning of this? :)

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Indivara

0x12 is 12 hex which is 18 decimal So you are a VB guy?

swjam

awesome!

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swjam

dude i didn't downvote you. although i always google first before asking, sometimes i ask here anyway for gems such as the one posted by john below for example.

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swjam

i'm aware of this site but it's been shoved to the back of my head. thanks for reminding.

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Mark_Wallace

swjam wrote:

sometimes i ask here anyway for gems such as the one posted by john below for example.

... which is result number two for this[^] query. I suppose that people only down-vote for things that they don't want to Google themselves.

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