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If you do a whois on the IP, you'll get an address in Amsterdam. From that same address suddenly a whole list of companies pops up. Euro ventures b.v., carwra
by wila 10y ago
If you do a whois on the IP, you'll get an address in Amsterdam.
From that same address suddenly a whole list of companies pops up.
Euro ventures b.v., carwrap, dreamteam internet project management, transventure, verotel, safety future ...
Seems a bit like a spiderweb :D
- jk563 10y agoUsually indicates that it's a legal address and nothing more. Plenty of companies offer a registered address B2B service that enables a company to use them as their registered address.
- wila 10y agoYeah, I think you are right, sorry about that. Transventure appears to be the company offering co-work spaces. Guess that explains why there are so many companies on that address. The suspension from ICANN for cyber squatting appears to be more worrying though for a company offering DNS services.
- wila 10y agoand then there's this: http://domainincite.com/18797-freenom-suspended-for-cybersquatting-rival-registrars http://domainincite.com/18797-freenom-suspended-for-cybersqu... edit: They are also the company behind the .tk domain. http://www.dot.tk/en/index.html?lang=en http://www.dot.tk/en/index.html?lang=en