Notice on information in WHOIS

The Danish Domain Act, Section 18, and Danish NIS2 Act, Section 11, requires that Punktum dk's WHOIS database contains accurate information about the name, address, and telephone number of a registrant. E-mail addresses of companies that are not sole proprietorships must, as a general rule, also be published. If you believe that there is a reasonable suspicion that a registrant's information is not accurate, you may notify us, read more here.

If you have a reasoned suspicion that a registrant's information in the database is not correct, you can send a report to Punktum dk. You can send a report, if you have a reasoned suspicion that a domain name is being used as part of a botnet, being used for phishing or pharming, or being used to spread malware or spam when spam serves as a delivery mechanism for botnets, phishing, or pharming (so-called DNS abuse). 

You must submit your review to Punktum dk's via our contact form

Your report must contain the following:

  • Your e-mail address,
  • The domain name whose registrant, in your opinion, is listed with incorrect information in the WHOIS database,
  • A reason for your suspicion that the information is incorrect or the domain name is used for DNS abuse, and
  • Possibly, documentation for your justified suspicion. 

You must submit your review to Punktum dk's via our contact form

For each report received, Punktum dk will assess whether the report is sufficiently well-founded to warrant further investigation. You will receive confirmation of your report.

If Punktum dk, after completing the aforementioned investigation, does not find that the registrant's information regarding name, address, telephone number and/or email address is accurate, the registrant's domain name will be suspended. This will occur within 10 days of Punktum dk receiving your report. After 30 days from the time of suspension of the domain name, the domain name will be deleted.

This notification system has been established on the basis of Section 15 of the executive order on the internet domain .dk, read the executive order here, and section 3(3) and section 4(5) of the Executive Order on Validation, Verification and Disclosure of Domain Name Registration Data, read the Executive Order here.