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Legally, every web domain must have a contact point when you register. They shouldn't have to webcrawl for the contact info. Then again, they are already the
by frutmonkey 6y ago
Legally, every web domain must have a contact point when you register. They shouldn't have to webcrawl for the contact info. Then again, they are already the kings of webcrawling....
- lostcolony 6y agoYeah; that was my original thought, but not sure how readily available that is without reaching out to the registrar. Certainly, the registrar could be reached out to.
- colejohnson66 6y agoDoesn’t the WHOIS info have it? Even if it’s masked by the registrar’s privacy features, there’s still some email address that can be used.
- lostcolony 6y agoIt should, yes. Hard to confirm given, for instance, this site uses whoisguard to hide it, but agreed, that should also be sent to.