How do I buy a domain that's taken?

I searched the whois and this is all I get. I was reading up on back ordering it but it seems it could take a VERY long time and cost a ton of money.

Registrar: GODADDY.COM, INC.
Whois Server: whois.godaddy.com
Referral URL: http://registrar.godaddy.com
Name Server: NS1.PARKED.COM
Name Server: NS2.PARKED.COM
Status: clientDeleteProhibited
Status: clientRenewProhibited
Status: clientTransferProhibited
Status: clientUpdateProhibited
Updated Date: 26-feb-2010
Creation Date: 18-may-2005
Expiration Date: 18-may-2011

 

Contact Godaddy and ask for customer details & pay whoever is the real owner.

 

You can use Domain Buy Service that is being offered by Godaddy. When you check doman availability of any domain on their site, you can see Use Domain Buy to get this name option to the right side of your domain if it is taken, you can click on it.

 

There is a feature on GoDaddy that allows you to try and buy the domain from it's current owner.

But be prepared to pay over the odds if you really want the domain name.

 

Try your best to contact the domain owner directly. If you can avoid going through a third party, it's better.

 

This domains name server points to Parked.com which is a domain parking service. They should have a "this name is for sale" link on the website.

Also does whois show "private registration" as the adminstrative contact?

 

There isn't any contact info on the site and the whois shows exactly what is posted above. I would rather try to find out who owns it and not use a 3rd party. I want it bad but not bad enough to spend to much time and money on it.

 

I found some info at domaintools instead of whois.net. Thanks for your help.

 

You can direct contact to domain owner is the rightest why other wise you will risk your money at backdoor orders,

 

domain parking pages often have contact us or submit inquiry link to contact the owner regarding domain purchasing.

 

You can get the domain name owner's contact from the whois and contact him/her for a better chance/price.
Good luck

 

try emailing the owner if he has a site on that domain.

 

parked.com hosted sites have contact form so u can use that and try to offer him/her

 

You'll have to buy it from the domain owner - good luck as this is the most frustrating venture you'll ever go through. Since the owner has had it since 2005, he/she will probably throw out a ridiculous price.

 

If they even entertain the offer. I never humor anyone who comes to me about a site I'm not already selling.