Problem with:
Domain: hxxp://www.harro.be/
it cannot find the Registrar
end with Lost a Window

you sure it's a spam domain? And not something you opted into on accident? (though, I can still understand you, wanting complainterator to fetch the correct page, incase the .be tld is later abused....)

It appears it lacks the "Registrar:" Keyword, and simply mentions dns.be.

Going there, I found the following link:
http://www.dns.be/whois/GetDomainStatus.do?lang=en&domainName=harro.be&imageField.x=9&imageField.y=5

But that calls up a "CAPTCHA" to be filled.

Upon entering the answer, I'm taken to http://www.dns.be/public/whois/GetWhois.htm;jsessionid=46786F289C6852131F559C0C1A187191

Where there is infact a "File a complaint" hyperlink, which links to http://www.dns.be/public/whois/FileComplaint.htm?domainName=harro

see the tracking url for the spam:
http://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z2413475152zca5e84a55650cc3f5cda8139ce582e7cz
Judge you if this is not a spam.
The report from dns.be is similar to Linux command Whois.
To me seems that the keyword to look for is:
Organisation
and the Registrar is Eurodns S.A.
what do you think?
So contact is: icann@eurodns.com

I filled the form on dns.be complaining for harro.be
They answered me:


Dear,

The domain name mentioned in your e-mail message has been registered
through registrar Eurodns s.a. in Luxembourg. DNS BE is not the
registrar, but the registry, the technical manager of the .be Top Level
Domain.

DNS BE can only revoke domain names:
- in case you are in possession of a court order or similar document
that entitles us to intervene;
- in case you can demonstrate that the whois data of the domain name
holder are fake.

In all other cases DNS BE cannot delete particular domain names since we
are not a judicial body with the competence to evaluate whether or not
an illegal use of a domain name has occurred.

May I ask you to transmit documentation as set out above or to contact
Eurodns s.a. who might have more flexibility to act against its customer
who registered the domain name.

Kind regards,


Chantal Lurkin
DNS BE Legal Department

Ahh yes, the spamcop tracking link definately sheds some light Definately looks spammy.

I'd say, try going after Eurodns, just ignore DNS.BE for now, but I'm thinking they should have control over the domains within their registry as well...likely "passing the buck" onto Eurodns...