Lending identities to verify domains?

AndersDK

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Hi, I'm looking around for some sellers that lend their identities for different verification purposes. I run a range of domains, and from next year, the TLD will start asking for ID verification to verify owners of domains, but I believe it's best to beat them to it, instead of risking losing my domains for providing fake data.

I want to point out that the domains has nothing to do with illegal activities.
 
The TLD is asking for ID verification? You mean like ICANN/WHOIS? Or like your host? Or domain registrar?

If this is about WHOIS, you should be able to get domain privacy through most hosting services. What am I missing here?
 
To register some TLDs the registrar is required by law to ask for some form of ID, eg: https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/9246/36/es-domain-registration-requirements

Huh. Did not know that. Personally I would rather just use a different domain extension that deal with that.

Also, what kind of website allows question marks in usernames?
 
Hehe, one that takes very good care of its database inputs... https://xkcd.com/327/

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The only thing preventing you from registering that username is the 15 character maximum character count.

Am tempted to switch to that account now.
 

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Ok. So anybody else got something related for this question?
 
The TLD is asking for ID verification? You mean like ICANN/WHOIS? Or like your host? Or domain registrar?

If this is about WHOIS, you should be able to get domain privacy through most hosting services. What am I missing here?

Domain registrar. The thing is just that I can't use same contact info on all domains.
 
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