2257 & Private domain registration

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  • Centurion
    Confirmed User
    • Dec 2002
    • 6033

    #1

    2257 & Private domain registration

    Let's say hypothetically ( ) that you have all your domains listed by proxy..i.e. anonymously registered through a registrar.

    Then, does the registrar have to turn over the real name/address info to the gov?

    Pretty sure I know the answer to this one..but curious as to what others have to say.
  • Trax
    [----------------------]
    • Aug 2001
    • 14486

    #2
    you can be damn sure they will without thinking even 1 sec. about it

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    • StarkReality
      Confirmed User
      • May 2004
      • 4444

      #3
      They'd turn over your adress faster than you could run, it clearly says in their terms that they only protect your privacy as long as you don't break any laws...if they wouldn't cooperate the gov wouldn't need long to shut them down.

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      • Centurion
        Confirmed User
        • Dec 2002
        • 6033

        #4
        GoDaddy.com just sent me mail telling me that for just $29.99 extra per domain, they'll give them a dead end address somewhere in the bronx!

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        • erehwon
          Confirmed User
          • Nov 2003
          • 3759

          #5
          Originally posted by Centurion
          GoDaddy.com just sent me mail telling me that for just $29.99 extra per domain, they'll give them a dead end address somewhere in the bronx!
          Geez, for free you could always use my favorite address for throwaway domains!

          1060 West Addision
          Chicago, Illinois 60613
          Money NEVER $leep$...

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