tip: getting almost complete data from the whois registry of the name zone

Whois of the domain name is known for its privacy, in order to view expire (the end date of delegation), we were offered to officially buy passwords for this business.
The method of obtaining this data a little further
With the usual request, we were given a stump about the presence in the registry
# whois -h whois.name qwerty.name
...
Domain Name ID: 4461890DOMAIN-NAME
Domain Name: QWERTY.NAME
Domain Status: ok

but, it is necessary to add to this domain = <*>. name, as the data becomes more
# whois -h whois.name domain=qwerty.name
...
Domain Name ID: 4461890DOMAIN-NAME
Domain Name: QWERTY.NAME
Sponsoring Registrar ID: 230REGISTRAR-NAME
Sponsoring Registrar: Regtime Ltd.
Domain Status: ok
Registrant ID: 3281648CONTACT-NAME
Admin ID: 3281645CONTACT-NAME
Tech ID: 3281647CONTACT-NAME
Billing ID: 3281646CONTACT-NAME
Name Server ID: 1605444HOST-NAME
Name Server: NS1.SERVERSTAT.RU
Name Server ID: 1605445HOST-NAME
Name Server: NS2.SERVERSTAT.RU
Created On: 2009-03-25T15:43:51Z
Expires On: 2010-03-25T15:43:51Z
Updated On: 2009-07-18T16:41:11Z

Note that the creation time is specified to the nearest second, as is the expiration time.
Well, you understand me))

PS you can still inquire about the state of which objects like - domain, contact, nameserver, registrar, blocked, of course, it’s impossible to get complete data through the registry service name, but knowing the registrar’s whois-server, you can make a date.
# whois -h whois.regtime.net qwerty.name
% Regtime Ltd. WHOIS server

Domain name: qwerty.name

Name servers:
ns1.serverstat.ru
ns2.serverstat.ru

Registrar: Regtime Ltd.
Creation date: 2009-03-25
Expiration date: 2010-03-25
Status: active

Registrant:
Alexander N Lazutov
Email: lan_@bk.ru
Organization: Private Person
Address: Flotskaa 0 0
City: Moscow
State: Moscow
ZIP: 125493
Country: RU
Phone: +7.0000000000

I note, however, that my privatePerson service is enabled for this domain, webnames does not hide them, more precisely, it hides from the global (there it is in itself), but not from the local registry.
And this is ah-ah-ah. Do you agree with me?