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Registrars with free whois privacy?

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deist

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Are there any registrars besides Dotster that offer free whois privacy for your domains? (giving no results in whois)
 

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well, it looks like dotster doesn't have this either. they have a system for email address privacy, like other registrars have... is there any way to "hide" your whois record?
 
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Yup, just set up your own "proxy" company and change the whois to this company.
 

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But there are no registrars offering a way to "opt out" of whois and return nothing on whois searches?
 

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Originally posted by deist
But there are no registrars offering a way to "opt out" of whois and return nothing on whois searches?

Nope, because they would lose their registrar status if they offered this feature. It's against ICANN rules.
 

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Originally posted by deist
well, it looks like dotster doesn't have this either. they have a system for email address privacy, like other registrars have... is there any way to "hide" your whois record?
You could use domainsbyproxy.com if that is what you are looking for.
 
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