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Name: whoismind.com
Rating: 4.2

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4.2

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This 'service' is gathering publicly accessible WHOIS information, including all the personal data and claims to change or remove data within 24 hours of the changes in WHOIS record, which is a lie. They don't remove your personal information which is kept in their databases and demand you to pay them to hide the info displayed. Tried contacting them with the reqeust for deleting my e-mail which is still shown even after changing the WHOIS info, but they just won't do it.

freedom50

11 years ago

This site extorts money from individuals who don't wish their personal address to be broadcast on the Internet. Even with domain registrar precautions to hide this information, Based in Bulgaria, WhoisMind shows out-of-date information prior to the domain registrar's protection in order to force people who wish to maintain their privacy to pay WhoisMind an extortion fee on an annual basis.

jacob87

11 years ago

Publishing e-mail address without permission and charging money for removal. In my opinion this is not only unethical but also illegal.

Stalker90

12 years ago

Malicous downloads,avoid this site...and scam too

Etereuti

12 years ago

Typosquatter of *****

ellenwilliam

12 years ago

Terrible scam website, out of date information and redistribution of whois data. When a domain changes ownership all of the personal information of past owners is publicly available, it is a scraper website and should be removed from search engines.

Patrick Freissner

12 years ago

This site is making a business out of publicly publishing personal information (postal address, telephone, e-mail) of domain-owners taken from whois lookups. Publishes a publicly accessible whois history. People have no chance to get their personal data truly removed from this site. The site offers a "service" to hide the personal information when a yearly fee is paid. If the fee is not paid, the data re-appears.

John H. Watson

13 years ago

site publishes private information about domain-owners and historical-who is data. if you don't want them to show your whois data you have to pay. site is colleting personal data und sells it.

Crazy52

13 years ago

fully displays personal information and you are required to pay to have it removed.

MarkGiles

13 years ago

I have used this site and found the contents useful and informative.

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