24 Free .info Domains for 1 year
PostPosted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 4:58 pm
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24 Free .info Domains for 1 year
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 5:39 pm
Is it true that if you register a domain, people can look up all kinds of info on you?
PostPosted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 7:06 pm
yes, its called WHOIS
they can find about alot of info about you
such as
domain:
created:
last-changed:
registration-expiration:
nserver:
nserver:
registrant-firstname:
registrant-lastname:
registrant-street1:
registrant-pcode:
registrant-state:
registrant-city:
registrant-ccode:
registrant-phone:
registrant-email:
and a bunch of server information
they can find about alot of info about you
such as
domain:
created:
last-changed:
registration-expiration:
nserver:
nserver:
registrant-firstname:
registrant-lastname:
registrant-street1:
registrant-pcode:
registrant-state:
registrant-city:
registrant-ccode:
registrant-phone:
registrant-email:
and a bunch of server information
PostPosted: Sat Sep 11, 2004 1:54 am
Personally I don't
PostPosted: Sat Sep 11, 2004 10:17 am
Would I have to use my real address if I registered for a domain? (I never do when signing up for email.)
So you would be willing to PM your address or direct me to how to find it oneline?
Volt wrote:I give it out my apartment address all the time and People online send me all sorts of Goodies.
So you would be willing to PM your address or direct me to how to find it oneline?PostPosted: Mon Sep 13, 2004 6:04 am
If I had a re
PostPosted: Mon Sep 13, 2004 6:20 am
You would have to use some sort of mailable address, since they will probably bill you there. Yes, it would have to be real. Yes, it can be a post office box or a work address.
The same thing goes for your E-mail address; if you're concerned about that, make a throwaway account and use that.
When I filed my domain information, though, I intentionally gave them a phone number that went through to an answering machine so the calls could be screened, and I did not give them a fax number. So far, they haven't seemed to care as long as the bills are paid.
The same thing goes for your E-mail address; if you're concerned about that, make a throwaway account and use that.
When I filed my domain information, though, I intentionally gave them a phone number that went through to an answering machine so the calls could be screened, and I did not give them a fax number. So far, they haven't seemed to care as long as the bills are paid.