Exclude name from Google

[lorentzo]

Hey guys,
Have you ever searched your name in Google ? Well i did it today and i was no happy about it....

Over the years i have bought some domains from godaddy and other providers, the accounts at godaddy were made with my real name and data's, now some sites like website.informer.com have all that info's, when you click on my name, it show's all my domains.

I know...about privacy but....i buyed all that domains without that...

Some of the domains are aboput porn industry, i have made some money with that...but now i want that datas to disapear...i dont want like my employers to search my name and find that datas about me...

Is there any way to exclude that info's from this websites?

Sorry for my bad english

 

[Capo Dei Capi]

Get your name legally changed, then they won't know its you.

 

[MorphX]

Create a new account with fake info and push all your domains over there if you don't want to buy privacy for all of them. After some time the info will be updated on google too

 

[wigbe]

Change your name legally.

 

[BHW-News]

I've heard that too much googling yourself can make you go blind.

 

[stharthjw6j]

There is an extortion website called whoismind.com which displays domain owners' details even if you then bought privacy, demanding a monthly ransom if you want them to hide the details they have on you.

I hope the major providers like Godaddy and the rest band together against them to protect their own privacy services.

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[Capo Dei Capi]

There is an extortion website called whoismind.com which displays domain owners' details even if you then bought privacy, demanding a monthly ransom if you want them to hide the details they have on you.

I hope the major providers like Godaddy and the rest band together against them to protect their own privacy services.

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Don't they "leak" privacy protection? From what I heard the privacy protection from most providers is added on after the website is registered.

 

[stharthjw6j]

Don't they "leak" privacy protection? From what I heard the privacy protection from most providers is added on after the website is registered.

Not sure, but Whoismind will keep displaying those details once they have them. Even if you change the details to fake details, they still keep all previous details in the history tab, so Exampl's method won't save you either. Even if the domain is long expired, details are shown. The whole point of their business is to extort monthly fees in exchange for hiding the details.