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Subject: [users@httpd] Re: Domain Registrant's Details

Mike Brown wrote:
> AFAIK, no.  It is not possible.  If you didn't want your address known, then
> you should have registered through a corporate entity.  But, even corporate
> records are obtainable.  A POBox address?
>
> You want a domain name, you aren't going to be hidden.
>
> MB
>   

Thanks Mike for your quick reply.  Is it easy to transfer the domain to 
my company?  Will the registrar ask many questions and corporate 
documentations?

The reason I am asking this is somebody came to my place earlier today 
to ask about training courses.  I thought it should have been easier to 
browse the web and get the info and now I am concerned about this.


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