Re: protecting ourselves from scammers

[Roger B.A. Klorese]

Colin Viebrock wrote:

My point (and maybe I didn't make it well) is that the benefit of using
proxied whois information to avoid spam far outweighs the arguments
against using it. As long as the proxy info provides some way to
contact domain owners legitimately, <plug>like our http://myprivacy.ca
service does</plug>, then what is the problem?

Your service only allows it to be done BY EMAIL.

I have had to resort to phone for this sort of communications a few dozen times over the years.