Bullet proof name registrar?

[n00bX]

Is there such a thing as a bullet proof name registrar? - How do some of the big names compare, GoDaddy, Namecheap etc? How much and what type of abuse will they tolerate? - Can you own a domain without a name registrar?

 

[DylanDog666]

https://njal.la/ for domains privacy

 

[ghost666]

it depends what kind of content you are planning to host and the kind of abuse you will get. GoDaddy is worst, Namecheap is good but I do not recommend for bulletproof or for privacy

+1 for njal.la

 

[n00bX]

Thanks guys

 

[Vitalie Dragomir]

https://njal.la/ for domains privacy

yes for privacy, no for bullet proof, avoid at all costs, they are middlemen and they own your domain not you and will suspend your account. spoken from experience

 

[Lowk3y]

It is all lies. Bulletproof domain doesn't exist.

ccTLD is your best way to remain online more time and being resistant against some laws.

Pay with Monero (XMR).
Njal.la is not bulletproof, but is anonymous no info required.

it depends what kind of content you are planning to host and the kind of abuse you will get. GoDaddy is worst, Namecheap is good but I do not recommend for bulletproof or for privacy

+1 for njal.la

Right.

Namecheap as recently dropped one domain using .to not recommended at all. but still worth.
Paying with Monero is the best way, providers that accept monero are many including Namecheap, Abelohost, Flokinet, Alexhost

 

[hostcay]

You can apply to become a direct registrar so your own abuse and registrar name is in the Whois. You apply directly on the Nic Registry and can be costly for each ccTLD you apply for.

 

[AvenaCloud]

try njal