I just noted this at http://www.networksolutions.com/en_US/legal/privacy-policy.jhtml : > As noted above, our domain name registrar unit currently makes certain > information about you available to the general public via our domain name > registration database look- up and directory services. These services give > users access to such data on a query-by- query basis. Qualified persons may > also access such data on a bulk basis provided they agree, among other things, > not to use the data to enable or otherwise support the transmission of mass > unsolicited commercial advertising or solicitations via email; or (ii) sell or > redistribute the data to third parties. If you do not want your personal > information disclosed on a bulk basis, you may send us an email at > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Include the words ìremove bulk accessî in the > subject line of the e-mail and all the domain names for which you are the > registrant in the body of the e-mail. Though this entire document never mentions the phrase "WHOIS" I assume the paragraph quoted above is referring to the WHOIS database. Does anyone know if the ability to "remove bulk access" applie only to NSI-registered domain names or does it also apply to names registered under the shared registration system? -- John Keegan [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://RackShare.com
