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According to ICANN regulations, every domain registrar, including OffshoreDomains.com, is required to maintain a publicly accessible database called "WHOIS" containing the contact information for all registered domain names. Unfortunately, WHOIS has become a prime target for hackers and spammers looking to data mine names, email addresses, phone numbers, and other sensitive information.

We are proud to offer FREE WHOIS Privacy Protection for all of our domain holders without limitation!

Unlike many of our competitors who offer free WHOIS Privacy for a limited time, we provide WHOIS Privacy for free at all times, no exceptions! Partnering with PrivacyGuardian.org, we are able to offer complete protection for your information while complying with ICANN requirements.

Opting to make your domain registrations private will in no way impact your ownership or any other functionality. The only change will be for people who access the WHOIS database. Instead of seeing your personal data, all contact information will be replaced with the PrivacyGuardian.org defaults. An example of this change is illustrated below:

BEFORE WHOIS PRIVACY:

• Springfield Power Plant
• Homer J. Simpson
• 742 Evergreen Terrace
• Springfield, ST 55555
• US
• +1 999 555-1212
• [email protected]

AFTER WHOIS PRIVACY:

• See PrivacyGuardian.org
• Domain Administrator
• 1928 E. Highland Ave. Ste F104
• PMB# 255
• Phoenix, AZ 85012
• US
• +1 347 871-7726
• [email protected]

In the event that someone does a WHOIS lookup to contact you, they will be directed to the PrivacyGuardian.org website where they will be able to submit a form which will automatically be forwarded to the email account you have on file here at OffshoreDomains.com.

By default, all private domains in your account will be given a unique email address @privacyguardian.org. This will be a different email address used for all of the private domains in your account. Any mail sent to that email address will be forwarded to the email address you have listed to receive WHOIS Privacy emails on the account maintenance page in your account.

How to Enable WHOIS ID Protection:

During Domain Registration:

• When registering a new domain, go to the "Configurable Options" section.
• Tick the box for "ID Protection" to enable WHOIS Privacy Protection for your domain.

For Existing Domains:

• Log in to your OffshoreDomains.com client area.
• Navigate to the "Domains" section and select the domain you wish to protect.
• Click on "Modify Domain" and then enable "ID Protection."
• Save your changes to activate WHOIS Privacy Protection.

Note:

• WHOIS privacy is not allowed for .us, .in, or .tickets domains.
• .ca domains cannot use privacy, but WHOIS details can be hidden for individuals.

Protect your privacy today with OffshoreDomains.com and keep your personal information safe from hackers and spammers!