Background Information: |
Whenever you
register for ownership of a domain name,
information such as your address, email, phone number
is required to be public information. Thus anyone anywhere can look up any
domain owners contact information
by using a public tool called the
WHOIS.
Internet law requires that there be always be a way to contact the domain
owner incase of disputes or violations.
However, despite the fact that this rule was meant to keep order and
stability, it perpetuates two major problems.
First, email marketers take your public WHOIS information, add you to
their email list, and send you junk email.
Second, bulk postal mail advertisement companies spider WHOIS info and
mail you physical bulk postal mail.
Now, those companies sell your information, and you end up with even more
junk to shift through.
PrivateWhois.com solves the above two problems, so you can register your
domain in private,
block access to viewing your email address, or any other contact
information, yet still meeting the minimum
internet law requirements that states that there must be a way to contact
a domain name owner
in case of any domain-name related disputes.
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How does PrivateWhois service protect
your privacy and domain registration contact
information? |
Registration of domain names at
HostSite.com are registered under your name or your
company's name,
so that you retain full official ownership rights to the
domain name. HostSite.com will never register domains
under their our own name, since the name should belong to
you. Private registrations are included free
with every domain name registered at HostSite.com for
your protection.
Blocking Email Spammer and Scam Artists:
Every domain registration at HostSite.com is registered
into the WHOIS using our email address
which is displayed as:
email-protected-by@private-whois.comThis way,
spammers and data miners can not crawl the WHOIS
database and pull out your real email address.
If marketers do the crawl, they end up mining our email
address:
email-protected-by@private-whois.com
instead which is of no use to them.
How do I contact a domain owner regarding a
legitimate request via email?
To email the domain owner, you can only email the owner
of the domain name from this website only.
This ensures that only legitimate people, and not
automated robots, can contact the domain owner.
Click here if you would like to contact a domain owner
that is protected by our PrivateWhois service.
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