Remaining Anonymous from WhoIs lookups?

[Jamie]

I'm planning on starting my own forum related to technology discussions, however I'm not wanting my name, address, email and any other details being shown on a WhoIs lookup.

I'm looking for someone to advise me with a good host to go with that provides this feature?

Thanks for reading.

[Glassy]

I think the hosting: HostGator supports this.

[Jamie]

I think the hosting: HostGator supports this.

Does it come free or as an extra fee?

I'm aware that GoDaddy offers this feature, but I've read lots of bad reviews about them.

[Bencori]

You can also change your registrant details to anything, doesn't have to be your real name.

Joe M. Skaggs
4790 Red Maple Drive
Burbank, CA 91504
323-481-2593
j.m.skaggs@yopmail.com

[EaGLeZ]

I'm pretty sure every site you buy domains at keep this info private for like $2, and some are free.

[WhiteHatCrew]

Hostgator charges you for hiding it, you can enter anything in your details feild.

[Jamie]

Hostgator charges you for hiding it, you can enter anything in your details feild.

Thanks a lot.

[LancerImpact]

If you buy the domain from namecheap, they offer free WhoIs protection.

[Link]

Be careful though. If you domain is proven fake, they will disable it. I have had this happen once. What I would do Is look up some name in a random phone book and set your stuff to that.

[Laughynose]

Nearly all LEGIT domain sellers have an option to pay more money around $5 to hide Who.IS information.