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<div align=justify>According to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names & Numbers (ICANN) rules - the organization governing the use of domain names - when you register a domain name, you must enter your contact information. Just to register the domain you must supply the information such as your name, address, and email. 
Is there a way to have your ID protected? Yes, there is and it is called '''''domain privacy'''''.


What is a domain privacy (also known as whois privacy) service? The domain privacy service will protect the personal information from public and substitute it with generic whois privacy information provided by a  web hosting company. When you register your domain, the registrant's information becomes available at a WHOIS database. 
Making a domain name lookup, you'll that the Whois records include the domain registrants' personal contact information such as name, phone number and email addresses (as required by ICANN (''http://www.icann.org/'').

Your personal information public availability makes it vulnerable for spamming or for spoofing identify theft.

Domain privacy for domain names is a very important feature if you want to reduce spam and prevent possible identity theft. 
Domain privacy service will protect the personal information and display it something like 'protected by whoisguard' while making a WHOIS domain name lookup. There are numerous domain check sites. You can check your ID protect at '''''http://www.who.is''''' or '''''http://iptools.com'''''

You can purchase the whois privacy service from our company. The cost of domain privacy is $9.95</div><br>
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