Free With Each Domain

PRIVACY PROTECTION

WHY PRIVACY PROTECTION?

When buying a domain name you have to provide accurate contact information or else your domain registration could be terminated as it would be in violation of the registration agreement.This information has to be made publicly available to everyone via the public WHOIS database as required by ICANN, the international governing body for domain names.Everyday, this valuable source of accurate contact information is targeted and harvested by spammers and telemarketers resulting in unwanted and unsolicited contact. Also since your contact information is public, you are at risk for identity theft and fraud and of being contacted by harassers and stalkers.Privacy Protection ensures that your private information is not published by replacing all your publicly visible contact details with alternate contact information.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

When you enable Privacy Protection on a domain name, we replace all your publicly visible contact details with alternate contact information so that when a WHOIS query is performed on the domain, an alternate mailing address, email address and phone number are displayed.You retain full ownership of the domain and have complete control of it.Anyone that tries to contact you using the alternate email address or phone number provided in the public WHOIS database will be directed to an online contact form which will in turn email the message to you. All emails sent to the alternate mailing address will be discarded. Privacy Protection can be disabled/enabled at any time.

* .in, third level .in domain names do not support privacy protection.

THEFT PROTECTION

PROTECT YOUR DOMAIN FROM UNAUTHORIZED TRANSFERS

When you lock your domain, if anyone unauthorizedly tries to transfer your domain to another registrar or hosting company will automatically fail. You must first unlock your domain before any transfer can proceed.

With the domain locking feature, you have total control over the safety of your domain name. You can choose to lock your domain name to prevent unauthorized or accidental transfers, or you can unlock your domain name when you need to move it to another registrar.