Bullet Proof Domain Registration

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flaw3d

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• Apr 27, 2011

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Does anyone know anything about bullet proof domain registration ?

(If this breaks any rules, then I do apologize )

 

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paullopez

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• Apr 28, 2011

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Perhaps, I am wrong, but bullet proof domain registration consists to spamming activities. Usually, it means you want to send spam emails, and that is the reason most of the web hosts reject such kind of client's request.

 

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Clguy74

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• Apr 28, 2011

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I never have issues with internet.bs...the above comment is worthless by Paul...

 

edgematch

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Code:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=bullet+proof+domain+registration

 

zen19

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• Apr 28, 2011

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paullopez said:

Perhaps, I am wrong, but bullet proof domain registration consists to spamming activities. Usually, it means you want to send spam emails, and that is the reason most of the web hosts reject such kind of client's request.

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You ARE wrong. Spend more time reading before posting.

 

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flaw3d

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• Apr 28, 2011
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Thanks everyone for your replies seems

 

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paullopez

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• May 2, 2011

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zen19 said:

You ARE wrong. Spend more time reading before posting.

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I think you ignored the starting line of my reply where I said "perhaps I am wrong" Anyway, [FONT=Times New Roman, serif]I am not pointing that OP is looking for spamming activities. May be he don't want whois record displayed, but when someone seeking for a such kind of domains, then we need to find out the prospective of its intention. There are lot of incidents happened in past couple of years where web hosts told their some customers to transfer all of their domains away because of the way they were using their domains.

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[FONT=Times New Roman, serif]FYI, CNET's security expert, Robert Vamosi had been written a very nice article on "How botnets use 'bullet-proof' domains" You should read that article. [/FONT]

 

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wholesalereplica

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• May 2, 2011

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there are a couple of domain registrars in Sweden that are certainly bullet proof

 

andy2009

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• May 6, 2011

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I wouldn't risk it in Sweden... I'll would try with internet bs.

 

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cheatson

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• May 8, 2011

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interesting read thanks