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That's fine until they go rogue and use that to seize your domain as you've effectively established them as a contact. Then you're screwed.
by talideon 11y ago
That's fine until they go rogue and use that to seize your domain as you've effectively established them as a contact. Then you're screwed.
- fweespeech 11y agoThat is true for all the whois protection services. You have no recourse if the registrar takes the domain.
- talideon 11y agoIf your domain is with a scummy registrar, then you're screwed regardless. It has nothing to do with WHOIS privacy.
- talideon 11y agoBTW, you shouldn't use a third-party WHOIS privacy service. That puts you in breach of ICANN-mandated T&Cs as you've effectively provided bogus contact information to the registrar.