I recieved an application for a AMEX credit card today in the postal mail under a fake company name that i used to register a domain @ godaddy.com. I only used this co. name one time on the domain that i registered and never anywhere else. Are cc companies actually harvesting whois data or is it that godaddy is a data miner that sells their customer info for profit??
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they have an affiliate program.
spammers....
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Probably harvesting. I receive 5-10 credit card apps from AmEx to CapitolOne a month, as well as Domain name renewal forms (only $95 a year!! wow!!), car insurance, etc. All to my name and the company name registered under my domains.
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Probably just harvesting but makes you wonderComment
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Do you realize that you just admitted to registering a domain name with fake info on a chat board??? This has fast become a no no...PornGuy skype me pornguy_epic
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was waiting for someone to say that ;) it's against the ICANN regulations if i'm not mistaken.Originally posted by pornguy
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I'm not worried about that. It's one domain that i didnt want to use my regular company name on. If they want you to have valid info there should be a laws that stop corporations from solicitation or selling personal info used to register a domain.Originally posted by pornguyComment
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i wouldnt be suprised if godaddy was involvedComment
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