How to find the owner of a domain if whois contains only registrar information?

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Nikita Semenov2012-02-07 16:39:20

Domain Name System

Nikita Semenov, 2012-02-07 16:39:20

The task is to find the owner of the domain in the *.com zone, through whois there is only information about the registrar. It is necessary to at least calculate the owner's email, which he indicated during registration, how can this be done, tell me, please?

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Assorium, 2012-02-07
@Assorium

I had a similar problem. Decided very simply.
Go to the registrar's website and look for an opportunity to contact the owner.
For example, on reg.ru, when using whois, if the domain is registered with them, then the “write to the owner” option is added below. I saw the same thing with masterhost.
Example: www.reg.ru/whois/index?dname=assorium.ru

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Alexander, 2012-02-07
@Beketov

Above advised as one of the options.
I'll throw in a couple more:
1) View the history of the domain.
2) Contact the registrar and try to find out.
But believe me, if all information about the domain is hidden, then you are unlikely to be able to find out the e-mail.
And I forgot to add that sometimes mail addresses can be entered from the bulldozer.

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edogs, 2012-02-07
@edogs

As an option, try to write to the current (or previous, if any) hoster. Sometimes domains are registered through hosters and the data could remain. Plus, hosters often have less concept of privacy and more client data than registrars. Hosters can be searched both by IP and by ns servers.
If the site is now active, then you can see the domains hosted on the same IP, perhaps something will suggest something in terms of intersections.

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Ruslan Fatkhutdinov, 2012-02-07
@Phelix

I use this service, sometimes it helps :)
www.nomina.ru/

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gtx12, 2014-12-01
@gtx12

You can also use this service seo-webtester.com

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Max, 2012-02-07
@7workers

Google the domain, maybe the owner showed up somewhere. No other way. Officially, the registrar is the owner in this case.

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Puma Thailand, 2012-02-08
@opium

It's funny, but once I saw that using the huiz of the registrar I received more information about the domain than other people's huiz gave out, in particular, I burned the contacts of the right person in this way.
Not sure if it will help in your case.