Domain Dispute - Part 2

If you believe you cannot work out a domain dispute directly with the listed registrant: 1) If the whois information is inaccurate, complain to the registrar of the domain name via ICANN ( http://wdprs.internic.net/) to request the information be updated so you can contact the registrant directly and/or have the registration cancelled if there is no update or 2) If the whois information is accurate, contact the registrar directly ( http://www.internic.net/regist.html) to see if they can be of any assistance.

Domain Dispute - Part 1

If you are disputing a domain name, depending on the circumstances, it may be useful to look up the whois information and contact the listed registrant / admin contact directly to try and resolve the matter amicably, quickly, and at the least expense.

New E-mail Address

If you happen to move and change Internet service providers, you may have to inform the people in your address book of a new e-mail address. While this may be easy for some, it may be useful to set up a free e-mail address online that you keep forever and then forward to whatever your new e-mail address is.

Domain TLDs

If you are having trouble finding the best .com domain name available, there are plenty of options you may be overlooking. There are many variations while using ccTLDs (such as .tv) that may still have your 'perfect domain name' still available.