Blacklisted Reason: Bogus whois

RawAlex · 2004-12-04, 11:13 AM

Robato, those "domains by proxy" things usually end up in the "suspect" pile. I don't decline sites for it, but it might be the deciding factor on a site that has other issues. As Ramster said, I won't get into what those issues might be.

As for working in Japan, you might want to drop me a PM, I do have an interesting question or two for you!

Being consistant about your submits, using the same email all the time, registering your domains in the same manner all of the time is a good way to inspire confidence. We know people travel, I travel too, and submit from all over the place. But I still use the same email and the same reg info for everything that gets submitted.

Gilbert: Registration of a domain shouldn't be your biggest problem in life. Do something like "domains by proxy" or similar, at least then you whois will be consistant and real. Ask your host if they would allow you to use their mailing address as your mailing address for your registrations. Think of something that would be "useful".

If you can find a solution for this, you are much further ahead.

Alex

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2004-12-04, 11:13 AM	#24
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	Robato, those "domains by proxy" things usually end up in the "suspect" pile. I don't decline sites for it, but it might be the deciding factor on a site that has other issues. As Ramster said, I won't get into what those issues might be. As for working in Japan, you might want to drop me a PM, I do have an interesting question or two for you! Being consistant about your submits, using the same email all the time, registering your domains in the same manner all of the time is a good way to inspire confidence. We know people travel, I travel too, and submit from all over the place. But I still use the same email and the same reg info for everything that gets submitted. Gilbert: Registration of a domain shouldn't be your biggest problem in life. Do something like "domains by proxy" or similar, at least then you whois will be consistant and real. Ask your host if they would allow you to use their mailing address as your mailing address for your registrations. Think of something that would be "useful". If you can find a solution for this, you are much further ahead. Alex