Recent Blog Posts

Why Your Recently Purchased Domain Doesn’t Show You as the Registrant

Published: 29 Oct, 2025

Bought a domain but don't see your name in WHOIS? Learn why registrant info may be missing, what it means for ownership, and how to confirm you're in control.

Why Your Domain Doesn’t Resolve Even Though Nameservers Respond

Published: 28 Oct, 2025

Your domain's nameservers respond, but DNS resolution fails? Learn how missing zones or unloaded DNS data can break resolution even with correct NS records.

Why Your Domain Still Shows a Parking Page After Nameserver Update

Published: 23 Oct, 2025

Still seeing a parking page after updating your domain’s nameservers? Learn why this happens, how DNS caching and missing zones contribute, and how to fix it fast.

How Registry Lock Works (and When You Actually Need It)

Published: 22 Oct, 2025

Learn what Registry Lock really is, how it differs from standard domain locks, and when you should activate it to prevent hijacking or unauthorized changes.

Why Your Subdomain Isn't Resolving: The Rare Case of Missing NS Records at the Zone Apex

Published: 21 Oct, 2025

Some subdomains fail to resolve due to missing NS delegation at the parent zone. Learn how this rare DNS misconfiguration affects resolution and how to fix it.

How to Deal with Accidental Domain Deletion

Published: 20 Oct, 2025

Accidentally deleted your domain? Learn how the Redemption Grace Period works, what steps to take, and how to avoid permanent loss after a mistaken domain deletion.

How Autocorrect and Autocomplete Can Lead to Domain Registration Errors

Published: 19 Oct, 2025

Learn how autocorrect, autocomplete, and form autofill can cause invisible errors during domain registration—and how to prevent costly typos.

Problem Accessing a Domain After Changing Nameservers

Published: 04 Aug, 2025

Having trouble accessing your domain after changing nameservers? Learn the uncommon DNS pitfalls beyond propagation and how to resolve them step by step.

Why Domains Starting or Ending with a Hyphen Are Technically Invalid (Yet Still Confuse Users)

Published: 29 Jul, 2025

Discover why domain names starting or ending with a hyphen are technically invalid under DNS rules—and how this rare issue can break tools, scripts, and registrar workflows.