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Twice this week, after doing some domain searching, I noticed within an hour of searching for domains, they are registered by people hiding behind whois privacy.
I found an article written in 2007 where the author talks about companies selling domain search data.
http://www.dailydomainer.com/200775-domain-tasting-monitoring-searches.html
At the bottom of the article he writes:
Sell you their search data??
I wouldn't be surprised if this is STILL going on, especially due to my experience in the last week or so.
The funny part is, I'm not upset about the fact that the domain was registered, but I'm pissed off at the business ethics of most domain registrars these days.
If it isn't too hard to get a registrar up and running, we may just as well start our own damn thing so none of these shady companies get a dime from us.
I found an article written in 2007 where the author talks about companies selling domain search data.
http://www.dailydomainer.com/200775-domain-tasting-monitoring-searches.html
At the bottom of the article he writes:
Set up your own domain search tool or approach registrars that will sell you their search data
Sell you their search data??
I wouldn't be surprised if this is STILL going on, especially due to my experience in the last week or so.
The funny part is, I'm not upset about the fact that the domain was registered, but I'm pissed off at the business ethics of most domain registrars these days.
If it isn't too hard to get a registrar up and running, we may just as well start our own damn thing so none of these shady companies get a dime from us.