In fairness, many well-known domain privacy services will hand out your identity and contact information to anyone who sends a sufficiently lawyerly-sounding le

In fairness, many well-known domain privacy services will hand out your identity and contact information to anyone who sends a sufficiently lawyerly-sounding letter demanding that they do so. So there's lots of room for improvement. But I have no particular reason to trust this company, and furthermore, their marketing copy sounded like they were offering something beyond the current state of the art in domain privacy.