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Registrar, creation and expiry dates, nameservers and transfer lock of any domain. The expiry date is the one that takes sites down without warning.
Example: tusitio.com or https://www.tusitio.com. Takes a few seconds.
Since 2018 most registries hide personal data. The registrar, the dates and the nameservers are still public.
The site and the email stop working. There is usually a grace period of a few weeks to renew it at the normal price, and then a much more expensive redemption period.
Yes. Country domains (.mx, .com.ar, .cl, .es, .co and the rest) are queried through their official registry service.
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