whois protection

Hello everyone, I read somewhere that it is advisable to turnoff whois privacy, or better not to pay for it whilst registering domains being planned to be put under auctions. Supposedly the advantage is that the buyer can verify seller ownership. Is that true? Also i am fairly new to domain...

Hello everyone, I read somewhere that it is advisable to turnoff whois privacy, or better not to pay for it whilst registering domains being planned to be put under auctions. Supposedly the advantage is that the buyer can verify seller ownership. Is that true? Also i am fairly new to domain...

Hey. I have a domain similar to another one that sold for big bucks. These big buyers are obvious targets to sell to but what if they have privacy on the domain they paid big bucks for? Could you contact the privacy service provider and would they actually transmit the message? like you have a...

Hey. I have a domain similar to another one that sold for big bucks. These big buyers are obvious targets to sell to but what if they have privacy on the domain they paid big bucks for? Could you contact the privacy service provider and would they actually transmit the message? like you have a...

As many of you know, I recently purchased a few domain names from several registrars to compare. For the registrars that didn't offer free WHOIS protection, I used anonymize.com. It's only 2 days later, and surprise! I've gotten 5 spam emails in my inbox with the typical stuff (improve your...

As many of you know, I recently purchased a few domain names from several registrars to compare. For the registrars that didn't offer free WHOIS protection, I used anonymize.com. It's only 2 days later, and surprise! I've gotten 5 spam emails in my inbox with the typical stuff (improve your...

For as long as I've owned domain names, I've always purchased WHOIS protection. I don't want my personal address out there. But then I started to get a bit curious - what am I really paying for? Is WHOIS protection any better than just using a P.O. box? Then I discovered.. by using WHOIS...

For as long as I've owned domain names, I've always purchased WHOIS protection. I don't want my personal address out there. But then I started to get a bit curious - what am I really paying for? Is WHOIS protection any better than just using a P.O. box? Then I discovered.. by using WHOIS...