Google, Network Solutions clash

NSI Cashgrab: >> Mitchell also said NSI recently started offering a privacy feature, which for about $5 lets domain owners keep their e-mail address confidential. <<

How about just not posting the e-mail addresses in the whois lookup? Or use something similar to Yahoo, which doesn't actually post the e-mail address, but rather a link that must be clicked on to get the e-mail address (some ASP/PHP/etc. code there, I presume..)

As it is, it sounds like NSI is using spam as an excuse to:
a) sell their "privacy features"
b) go cheap on the bandwidth they require to run the whois.; Posted by: d_jedi Posted on: 01/27/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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