You can also call your credit card company and ask them about any line items that you think might be charged from your domain name registrar. They can give you more information about who the merchant is and their contact information. This can make it a lot harder to figure out who your domain name registrar is since you might have to look through ten years of credit card statements to figure out who the company is.
Log in to your PayPal account and look through your transactions to see if there are any charges from a domain name registrar. You can do a Whois search and try to find out who the new owner of your domain is and try to contact them. Now, a lot of registrars will swoop in and buy expired domain names and hold them for ransom. You can always contact an intellectual property lawyer for more information.
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In the search field, enter your domain name and click Lookup. If your domain name was transferred to another registrar without your permission and the domain name is no longer under your management , an unauthorized transfer may have occurred.
Unauthorized transfers may result from illegal activity, including domain hijacking or unauthorized access to your email account or other login credentials.
ICANN's contractual authority does not include investigating or prosecuting illegal activity. You should contact the previous registrar immediately and request that it review the unauthorized transfer claim.
If the WHOIS information for your domain name was modified without your permission, you should contact the registrar immediately because someone may have accessed your customer account without authorization.
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