Re: Domain names / Terms and Conditions

Mike <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 17:53:16 GMT, "Bongman"
> <Bongman_uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>>Recently registered a domain name...... for personal use.

>>I read somewhere that as a residential customer I have the right to withdraw
>>the WHOIS information for privacy.

> That applies to .uk domains but not to .com domains. It's not a
> right, though.

>>The domain is a .com domain and the
>>website was, American.

>>But, when I requested the said info to be hidden, they replied:

>>"You can edit this information to display whatever you would like, but you
>>cannot leave the fields blank. However, by entering invalid or false
>>information, you are breaching the Terms of Service Agreement"

[snip]

> However, you can if you wish list an agent (solicitor, company,
> friend, etc) as the contact. But if you provide false registration
> details (a name/address/telephone number that doesn't exist or that
> you have no authority to use), you risk losing the domain name through
> breach of contract.

But you can just change your name for a business purpose (or any purpose
unless it is for the purpose of committing a criminal offence).

Axel


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