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That is true for all the whois protection services. You have no recourse if the registrar takes the domain.
by fweespeech 11y ago
That 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.