WHOIS Lookup:
Use any WHOIS lookup tool like:
who.is
whois.domaintools.com
Enter your domain name (e.g., calcvat.uk), and you’ll find the creation date, which tells you how old the domain is.
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WHOIS Lookup:
Use any WHOIS lookup tool like:
who.is
whois.domaintools.com
Enter your domain name (e.g., calcvat.uk), and you’ll find the creation date, which tells you how old the domain is.
To check the domain age, you can use online tools like WHOIS lookup services or domain age checker websites. These tools provide information about the creation date and registration history of a domain name. By the way, Tiktoksaver is a good source to gather all information about in Turkey.
@DanielBen said in How to check the Domain Age?:
Here are the steps to check the age of a domain using different methods:
Method 1: WHOIS Lookup
Open a web browser on your computer or device.
In the address bar, type "WHOIS lookup" and press Enter.
Choose a reputable WHOIS lookup website from the search results (e.g., whois.net, whois.icann.org).
On the WHOIS lookup website, you'll typically find a search bar or field.
Enter the domain name (Tiktoksaverpro.com) into the search bar.
Click the "Search" or "Lookup" button.
Review the results for information about the domain's creation date, also known as the "Creation Date" or "Registration Date."
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