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The whole thing about .us needing real name and address of a person and you cannot hide your identity is hilarious. Everytime I had someone spamming me from .us
by joering2 3y ago
The whole thing about .us needing real name and address of a person and you cannot hide your identity is hilarious. Everytime I had someone spamming me from .us and their data were obviously fake (Registrant name: Tom Cat, Address: Local trash can), the registrar didn't even bother replying to my emails. This has happened with GoDaddy and Dynadot, NameCheap (which is outsourcing all their support to Eastern Europe countries like Russia, so these people are actually looking at your sensitive data) cannot talk for others.
- freedomben 3y agoyep, the net result of that policy is basically restricting/hurting the law abiding citizens while only minorly inconveniencing the spammers.
- tantalor 3y agoIf you outlaw fake whois then only outlaws will fake whois.
- avgcorrection 3y ago> which is outsourcing all their support to Eastern Europe countries like Russia, so these people are actually looking at your sensitive data Russians are looking at my data? Oh wow(?)
- tredre3 3y ago> NameCheap (which is outsourcing all their support to Eastern Europe countries like Russia, so these people are actually looking at your sensitive data) Is it really called outsourcing when they are themselves located in Ukraine (formerly Russia)?