>Nothing, I suppose, unless you were to be caught if they check.  This is 
>what GoDaddy indicated.  I would use a real address; maybe not my personal 
>home address, but a real one (  and one not belonging to a current resident 
>of a home).

You are going to register the a site named after a person who's 
permission you did not get using the address of another person who's 
permission you did not obtain. This gets worse and worse.


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