If the domain contact does not actively delete your message after reading it, it will be automatically deleted after a maximum of 30 days, measured on the day of message submission.

If a domain is not found, it is not administered by us. You must therefore find another way to contact the respective domain contact.

As long as the messages have not yet exceeded the specified expiredate, you can request all messages for the stored e-mail address of the domain contact via the form for the domain contact. You will then receive an e-mail with all available messages for this e-mail address.

The expiredate is the date how long the message will be stored in our Abuse-Center. The message is then automatically deleted.

We are sorry, in this case the affected message is unfortunately lost. We promise all visitors who send a message via the Abuse Center that these messages will remain in the system for a maximum of 30 days and we will do so.

The e-mail address currently stored with the domain contact is always used. Messages are also stored to this e-mail address until the message is deleted.

In some e-mail programs, the links are automatically broken up to enable the optimal view in your e-mail program. However, the cryptic link breaks down and our system cannot identify you. On the error page shown, use the option of transmitting the message ID and the corresponding message hash to access the message.

Check your SPAM folder first. If there is no email there, it is quite possible that we have no messages for your domain. In this case, however, you will receive an e-mail confirming that there are no messages for this e-mail address at the current time.

The domain holder has received your message, but has no obligation to answer it. If you do not receive prompt feedback from the domain holder, it is assumed that he does not want to sell the domain.