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Ken Bluttman

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Hi, when registering a domain, you can get the privacy for an extra charge. I've always done this for domains I plan to keep. But as I start doing fast flips - it's not cost effective. But if I don't I get hounded by marketers and others cause they can see my info in WhoIs. What do people do with this? What are you doing? Any advice?
Thanks!
 
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What do smart people do?

They switch to Name Silo - privacy is free with them.

Many more of these posts, and I'm going to ask them for a job. :)
 
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@Ken Bluttman

The real question is why would you even want to put the name under privacy when you want people to contact you about buying the domain?

I don't have any of mine under privacy. Think about setting up a separate email account for all your domains .. and don't put it under privacy.
 
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[QUOTE="Ategy.com, post: 6517047, member: 992943"
I don't have any of mine under privacy. Think about setting up a separate email account for all your domains .. and don't put it under privacy.[/QUOTE]

I did that a few years ago, and when my daily spam count exceeded 5,000, I decided that it wasn't the best option. I'm trying to persuade viewers to contact me through a ticketing system rather than use email, but there seems to be a bit of reluctance.
 
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