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I don't think you can remove the whois information. It is a matter of public record, and they can and do archive it. From what I've seen in the past, domaintoo
by juanito 16y ago
I don't think you can remove the whois information. It is a matter of public record, and they can and do archive it.
From what I've seen in the past, domaintools will not be willing to remove this information.
- bosch 16y agoI know it was public record, but my main problem is that having it archived from 10 years ago is ridiculous. I'm sure many people have entered info into their WhoIs information they don't want publicly available before they really knew what it was really used for.