Hi Skeeve,

 

Your Registrar will be able to provide all of that information to you.
To find out which registrar you are with, you can WHOIS the domain
(http://www.aussiehq.com.au/domains/whois/). 

 

If the Registrant is remaining the same (you are just fixing a typo with
the Registrant), this can be updated by your registrar as a "Correction
to Registrant Details". Most registrars will do this for you for free.

 

 

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Thanks,
Michael McGoogan

 

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From: dns-bounces+m.mcgoogan=aussiehq.com.au§dotau.org
[mailto:dns-bounces+m.mcgoogan=aussiehq.com.au§dotau.org] On Behalf Of
Skeeve Stevens
Sent: Wednesday, 20 September 2006 5:39 PM
To: dns§dotau.org
Subject: [DNS] Slightly different questions about old domain records

 

 

Hey all, 

        Different reason for the similar question. 

        I have a client which registered their domain back in the OLD
OLD .org.au days and while everything is fine, the "Registrant" is
missing something - just a word.  Everything else is fine, but I need to
get the word added to avoid a possible future issue with sister
organisations in other states.

        I'd also like to somehow find out what I originally registered
the domain with - meaning business name #, ACN, etc... how would I go
about finding out that info?

...Skeeve 

 

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