Question about WHOIS

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Hey pals. I was wondering if there was a way to find out what domains a person registered, similar to how you whois a domain name and get the information about the person/organization that owns that domain, but I need to see what other domains that person/organization owns.

Basically, a PR firm that I was going to hire ended up being bogus, but they bought a few domains to use for my campaign (they're legally supposed to give me the domains, so they will). I want to make sure they disclosed all the domains that they bought for my niche so I get everything that I paid them for.

Is there any way for me to see what domains they own?
 
You could probably use something like http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/web-sites-on-web-server/ with the IP address of their dedicated server or something... (it will only work if they host all of the websites into the same server- which is very unlikely to happen)

Also check this one: https://whoisology.com/. I've never tried it but looks good.

I highly doubt you will get what you want... but give it a try

Good luck
 
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You can do a reverse lookup on their server's IP and Google Analytics id (unless they don't use GA or have unique ip for each domain).
 
I think its possible to find domains with the same whois information. I remember seeing information on certain number of other domains registered by the owner of a domain I was checking whois for. Can't find it now though, may be others who have better experience could assist.
 
I think saw such tool in dnstuff
http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools

They allow you to get domain on the ip address and also i remember it asking whether i want to know other domain owned by the same guy.

I am not sure the about exact page though
 
Thanks for the Website. whoisology.com Yep pretty good.

it shows all our information, domains, name and address for all the domains.
 
You can do a reverse lookup on the nameservers, and find all the other sites using the same nameservers. If you are lucky they arent on shared hosting and you'll find them all.

Also, check the IP/or the whole D range for each IP you find, if there are any more linking to your sites - add them to the list.

Lastly, I'd run copyscape on the domains you do know about, if the content is cheap/poorly spun, you'll find the duplicates.
 
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