Ownership and accounts

Ownership, in detail.

The questions owners ask once something has gone wrong, answered the way we would answer them on the phone. Specific accounts, in order, with the part that needs a lawyer marked as needing a lawyer.

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October 16, 2026Who owns your Google Ads account?Your ad spend builds history inside one specific account. Here is how to tell whose account that is, and how to make it yours without starting over.Read ↗
October 16, 2026Who owns your Facebook business Page?Being able to post on the Page proves nothing. What matters is which business portfolio holds it and who has full control, and you can check both in a few minutes.Read ↗
October 16, 2026How to transfer a domain to another registrar without breaking anything.The transfer itself is a few clicks. The outage people suffer comes from DNS records nobody copied, and that part is entirely avoidable.Read ↗
October 16, 2026How to set up business email on your own domain.The setup takes an afternoon. The decision that matters for years is who holds the admin account, and it is made in the first five minutes.Read ↗
August 28, 2026Can someone send email pretending to be you?Three records in your DNS decide the answer. Most business domains have two of them working and the one that actually stops an impersonation missing.Read ↗
August 26, 2026Check who owns your domain. It takes about fifteen minutes.You do not need to ask anyone, and you do not have to take anyone’s word for it. Almost all of this is publicly readable.Read ↗
August 26, 2026What a website ownership clause actually has to say.Nearly every agency contract contains a sentence about ownership. Nearly every one of them leaves the same four things out.Read ↗
August 21, 2026How to get your website back when someone will not hand it over.The order you do this in matters more than any single step. Do it wrong and you tip your hand before you have a copy of anything.Read ↗
August 21, 2026Who owns your website? Go asset by asset.Almost every ownership dispute starts the same way: everyone assumed "the website" was a single object with a single owner. It never is.Read ↗

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