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Originally Posted by Matt 26z
This goes for all registrars, and not just GoDaddy..... Should you need to prove ownership of the domain, be prepared to produce documents that match the whois data in full.
So if the name field on your whois says "J T" or "MyDomain.com" or "Acme Company" then you should have documents matching those names. A lot of webmasters make this mistake. They pull a company name out of thin air and use that in the whois.
Although if your domain is stolen, a US federal court found this past summer that whois data is meaningless and someone lost a domain they paid $150,000 for. http://www.domainnamenews.com/legal-...ownership/1653 |
so if you had say a few hundred domains with godaddy, all under the same account number, but with different names down in the name fields, by virtue of the godaddy acct. that has control of the domains should matter more than what initials or fake company name or whatever is in the name field of the whois, wouldn't it?