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If the top level (.com,.net, etc) of a domain name is controlled by a US company then the US government can change the name servers for that domain without knowing or caring who owns it. That is what happened during a recent series of busts, the sites were still up but the nameservers pointed...

Curl + regex are your friends

RedDeezer is right. Don't waste time trying to trace his mail, find & fix your data leak.

Off what shore??

If you are running linux you can do this w/ a bash script using ImageMagick.

Registering your domain with a different company protects you if you have problems with a host. As long as you have backups of your site and control the registration you can move your site to a new host even if the bad host tries to block you. If the hosting company is also the registrar...

There was a post in the shit list section about a bad hosting experience. FWIW, It prompted me to post my 3 rules of buying hosting: 1. Never pay for more than 1 month in advance 2. Never buy hosting and domain registration from the same company. 3. Never rely on your host to backup...

I think both ICANN & Godaddy requires real names.

He is shown as the domain owner alright: whois pregnancymanual.com Whois Server Version 2.0 Domain names in the .com and .net domains can now be registered with many different competing registrars. Go to http://www.internic.net for detailed information. Domain Name...

The meta keywords tag is ignored by Google per their help docs.

Sure, programmers don't need to eat so they will do your work for free. Free answer, BLOBs

This is the original thread: https://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/hire-freelancer/346120-looking-photoshopp-er-read.html

Open a shit list thread ASAP, the mods may be able to help.

In the US the act of creating something grants the creator the copyright immediately, no government filing is required. I'm not a lawyer but you might need one if much $$ is involved.

Do a whois of his domain name, that will show you the name servers which should lead you to the host.