How do I setup a business name and a mail box so no one can track me down and it be legal? I'm tired of paying to hide. Please don't suggest I switch from godaddy. I don't fucking care. Answer the question I asked for once. Thanks.
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Get a P.O. Box -
Just go to your post office, pay a fee and you have a box. They will give you a form that will ask you what names you want to receive mail at the box. List your business name.
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I don't pay but i know registrar where you can put anything in whois info, because you pay "manually" for domains.Comment
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I started out paying, then stopped, but now I am slowly getting my domain info hidden. I had a bad incident.... Someone got the info on my whois, then made an email address at gmail, then sighed up for programs and I started getting my accounts closed for fraud and after talking to the program managers and finding out what was going on, these programs were thinking it was me, these people used all my whois info and signed up as if they were me. I got the problem worked out with the programs i knew about but there could be more that these people signed up for. Hence, I am putting the security on my domains.Comment
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If you do a business name at your PO Box they charge more.
If you have 2 or 3 domains then its cheaper to do the private registration.
If you have more than its cheaper to register a business name with the post officeComment
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If there is a UPS store in the area, you can use that as well. I actually prefer that because they'll sign for all my packages and stuff (which the post office won't).Comment
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Thanks for the answers guys. I need more than a PO box though. You can't falsify the info or you can lose your domain so I need a name too. How can I create a business and no one track me down? I currently just have everything in my name.Comment
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you can still pay taxes, just claim the money & be legit about it
certain types of offshore corporations can provide you with the anonymity you're looking for... offshore corps aren't only for evading taxes
for example there are mailers that setup offshore corps to avoid us jurisdiction / laws (ie can-spam)... some claim the $ they bring in and have no problems... others launder the money & end up getting fucked
be smart about stuff, don't launder $
even the US has blackwater to take care of things that aren't necessarily "legal" for the US military to do... same shit (sorta hehe)112.020.756Comment
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It's $10 ....Comment
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Check up with your local city hall, and Small Business Administration for great resources on putting together a business.
THe basic (dont fucking flame me, the real basic steps) for California are...
City Business Permit... (City Hall)
State Tax ID & Resale Permit (State Tax Offices, Local Courthouse for me)
Fictitious Business Name (4 week ad in local newspaper, with accompanying paperwork)
After which you are all set to have accounts, credit, business locations, and anything else you want under company names.
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If you have a fair few domains it might be worth asking for a discount, either the reg fee, or privacy fee, or both.
I'm with Moniker and let's just say I pay a lot less than the default $4 a year for privacy.
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Here's what I did:
1. P.O. Box
2. skype number
3. DBA
The primary goal was to be whois compliant but not make it too easy to find me. This is the security equivalent of locking the doors on your house before you leave. It's not a full blown security system. I've got a lot of domains so paying even $4 per year would cost a small fortune.Comment
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It seems that he's been living two lives. One life, you're a upstanding citizen. You have a social security number, pay your taxes, and are generally a respectable person. The other life is lived in the adult industry, and are guilty of peddling porn that would make your mother blush. One of these lives has a future, and one of them does not.i like wafflesComment
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whois protection at namecheap costs about $3 so with doman renewal its about $11 to $12.
If you have more than 50 domains with them you can ask for a custom cupon to be enabled all the time that will give you a small discount.Make a bank with Chaturbate - the best selling webcam program
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7.00 for privacy?
I pay 2.00 per domain for privacy, but 2 x's 127 domains adds up.
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A PO Box typically is associated with a street address and a real person(s)...
Thus the US Post Office typically requires 2 forms of documentation, at least 1 with a photo, that shows one's name associated with the street address they're applying with - ie. drivers license and vehicle registration card.
However, from my experiences in the past, the US Post Office doesn't require any documentation for the business name itself ... so one can pretty much make up anything for that.
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Anyone can find out who the owner of a US mail PO box is through the Freedom of Information Act. If you use a private mail box like Mail Boxes Etc, they are not bound to that.
If you get a PO Box, you'll probably also want to have a business name on your WhoIs. One thing I see a lot of people do is hide behind an unregistered business name on their WhoIs. If it says "ABC Internet" is the owner of domain.com, then if something happens where your registrar needs to verify ownership, they are going to ask for government issued paperwork that has "ABC Internet" on it. And if you just made that up then you won't have it.Comment
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How much does whois cost? Would it be cheaper to get a PO Box?
100 domains at $2 is $200 or $16 per month.
A po box or MBE box is how much per month? 15-20?...Comment
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namecheap.com ended their free whois promotion? back to enom★★★
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wrong, namecheap still has free whois privacy with new domains or transfers, and for renewals it is then only $2.88, so namecheap are still the best deal around straight up
for godaddy, here is a coupon code for pretty much half price privacy ($4 instead of $9 I think) and I think it works for multiple years so you could set up a bunch of domains while the deal is on, coupon code is gdp0733a
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A USPS PO Box, for the smallest size, is around $50 per year though it varies widely, because each local USPS PO sets their box rates.
http://www.usps.com/receive/business...boxservice.htm
And then click on the "Find the fees near you." link part way down the page, enter your zipcode and it will show you all the box rates for the local POs in your area.
As another poster pointed out, the USPS will, in many instances, reveal street address information to those who request it.
Getting a box at a private mail place like the UPS Store may be better in regards to privacy, but not necessarily, because agreements vary widely from location to location (ie. most all UPS Stores are separately owned and operated), and more to the point, such services are considered "Commercial Mail Receiving Agencys" (CMRA) ... and thus even when applying for a private mailbox, you'll likely be asked to fill out a US Post Office PS 1583.
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Don't they need some solid excuse or legal document to request a street address from the USPS?...Comment
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