I had an interesting experience with the registrar of a less-known ccTLD. I was happy to get my company’s three-letter domain at a fitting ccTLD, and had reluct

I had an interesting experience with the registrar of a less-known ccTLD. I was happy to get my company’s three-letter domain at a fitting ccTLD, and had reluctantly accepted that the TLD doesn’t allow WHOIS privacy. Shortly thereafter I was straightening out a name server issue out with my registrar and I mentioned the WHOIS privacy bummer. Their response was something like “Oh, no problem. I’ll change it.” Our WHOIS entry now has our registrar’s version of “Domains by Proxy” as the contact, despite the ccTLD not allowing Whois privacy. (And it was free.)