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WHOIS
A query into a computer system seeking the identity of a domain name, IP address or other unknown information. The WHOIS query promotes security on computer systems.
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To find whether the name of your choice is available or not, you can make use of a free online utility called Whois database.
How to Use a Good Domain Name Suggestion Tool by John Khu / Computers and Internet community
Rather, the problem encompasses the entire domain-name registration system, along with the faulty Whois database of registrant information (overseen by ICANN) that contains fake data, even total gibberish.
Domain-name abuse proliferates; rogue registrars turn a blind eye by Network World Middle East
This high yield investment website is owned by Andrey N Dytov according to the Whois Database and is currently calculated within the Alexa Rankings.
A Review of the Multiplying Capital Invest Pool HYIP Program by Brian Garvin / Finance and Investment community
 
 
 
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