Moniker Whois Privacy

[jnadel]

Hey,
Is anyone here currently using Moniker Whois Privacy or do you know of any domain that is?

I'd like to see what it looks like.

Thanks.

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P.S. 200th post.

 

[RegisterRants]

What it looks like? Whois privacy is whois privacy......

 

[jnadel]

Different registrars handle privacy differently. I'd simply like to see it first. If anyone knows of a domain that utilizes it, kindly post it here.

Thanks.

 

[alanchau]

Here's mine: bonused.com

 

[IAmAllanShore]

Just an example:
http://whois.domaintools.com/frobama.com
-Allan

 

[jnadel]

Thanks for your help everyone.

 

[Pred]

I'm thinking about it on a few as don't want to get reverse hijacked on them.
I love Moniker i have to say. I notice it's $4.00 each to add though once registered.
Is it cheaper if you add at the time, when registering?
cheers
Arnie

 

[RegisterRants]

Send a message to Don at Moniker (forgot the e-mail) and he will reduce your price to $1 per domain for WHOIS privacy for being a NP member

 

[Gerrit]

Question though: knowing Moniker use several high-security protocols, is there a need to hide your WHOIS information? Hijacking or stealing a domain from someone's Moniker account is extremely difficult, so I doubt if it is needed to hide your WHOIS data. If your house is very well protected and your doors are all having a superb lock, why would you mind if people know where you live?

 

[Damion]

There is a need to protect your admin email from marketeers and spammers in overall.
That is when WHOIS Privacy can be very handy to utilize for your domains.

 

[accent]

I do not get much spam from my names. My commercial site draws spam like flies to sugar, ebay loves to play go phish, but it seems that domain privacy is not worth the trouble. I also found that a major registrar (not Moniker) was not forwarding legit emails on names that I had privacy on. No idea how often that happens.