The purpose of hidden registrant isn't for faking out Google. Its for protecting privacy of the domain owner, and also to prevent email spam to the domain owner. It's better to use fake registrant information with individual emails, because 100% of a blog network with hidden registrant is yet...
First, I'm only trying to help you.
Hosting is a completely separate issue than DNS/registrant. You can have "dozens of hosts, vps, etc.", and yet if your domains were purchased from the same registrant, THAT is the footprint. It'd be slightly less of an issue if it were godaddy or namecheap...
Says Mr. 95 post? lol. You know what, you're brilliant. I tell everyone how they should NOT be using only namesilo for their domain purchases (because it reveals your blog network), and somehow you think that me telling people to NOT use namesilo makes me a manager for them? I assume that, if...
50 websites on same registrant.
50 websites on same DNS.
You're scolding a registrant for not providing sufficient SEO-hosting protection, when that's not their business. Just to make it perfectly clear to everyone reading the thread, even though your sites were "grouped" as having the same...
My case was a little similar, hopefully it'll help.
I upgraded from regular to business account. This was for a non-US account. They limited me and sent a request for my business paperwork, proof of incorporation, etc.
I just called them up, and I was honest about it. I was already expecting...
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