Where to buy domains?

[djp371]

I don't think so. Maybe you created a footprint somewhere or any problem in your site.

 

[Nargil]

I've seen mentioned twice already that Google can see through Whois protection. Anyone has a proof of this?

 

[danparks]

I've seen mentioned twice already that Google can see through Whois protection. Anyone has a proof of this?

I'd like to see the same proof. For years I've heard that one registrar cannot access the privacy registrations of a different registrar. So I believe Google *can't* see through privacy protection.

 

[LeanLow]

Big g is tracking domain providers. I mean when you purchase the domain, big g knows you bought that domain even you use whois guard or f@ke contact detail.

If one of the top SEO in the world uses namecheap for most of his domains, then I won't worry and continue to do the same.

 

[danparks]

Big g is tracking domain providers. I mean when you purchase the domain, big g knows you bought that domain even you use whois guard or f@ke contact detail.

You're saying Google can see who "bought the domain," meaning Google has access to registrar user log-in details, like the name and address you use for your namecheap account? I doubt it. Probably even illegal for a registrar to make that available to any one - even to Google.

Besides, having domain whois info different from registrar account owner info is common. Doesn't mean anything. A lot of web designers registrar domains, and hosting, for clients. Some people (not big companies, but individuals) actually prefer their web designer to handle everything - domain registration, hosting, web design. They think it's convenient, and the web designer makes a little money by marking up the cost of hosting.

Some people use a friend or relative to pay for a domain and/or hosting, then their whois info doesn't match the payer's info.

There are probably millions of sites where the whois info doesn't match the payer info, and all for legitimate reasons (not us SEO guys using fake info).

 

[what_hat?]

Hahaha, do you know what registrar doesn't have the Google Analytics code in its website: https://domains.google

True story

 

[Peter Ngo]

Pretty much every sites have GA installed in their site, don't think that's the reason why you got penalized.

 

[SERPTurbo]

Now we know what's a G-code, but anyone's got an idea about a g-spot?

P. S. Stop being paranoid and buy your domains at any well-known registrars, i.e. GoDaddy, NameCheap, etc.

 

[Kenobii]

Namecheap is totally fine. Just stop overthinking!

 

[sdk33]

I use namesilo, are the cheapest that i found.
8.99$ for .com with free privacy.
Dont need any code for free privacy, is included in price.