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The WHOIS information associated with your domain name will become publicly available to everyone after the domain name registration procedure itself. You can avoid that by activating an Whois Privacy Protection service for your domain. With it, your own personal or corporate info, including your name, email address and street address, will be substituted with fictional information. To order Whois Privacy Protection for your domain name, just select the domain name and after that click on the Whois Privacy Protection button to activate this service.

This specific service is available with most of the universal and country–specific Top–Level Domain extensions that we are offering. Look at the TLD information page on our site to learn which top–level domain name extensions are Whois Privacy Protection–eligible.

Registering a number of domain names successively can be a difficult assignment. This is the reason why our company offers a bulk domain registration tool built into our web hosting Control Panel. It enables you to quickly register a lot of domains at once.

You will be able to Whois Privacy Protect your domain, to change your WHOIS information, to decide whether to host the domain name in question under your hosting account or not.

From the Custom DNS section of the Domain Manager, you will be able to change various types of DNS records for your domains, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, SRV, CNAME and TXT records. Setting a new resource record is incredibly easy. Simply choose a domain name and then fill in the resource record that you want. Any modification you make will be reflected live within 24 hours. In case you’d like to revert to the former DNS resource record value, just hit the Revert button.

The Custom DNS section also offers a GeoIP location tool, which enables you to point individuals from a particular geographical region to a specific language version of your web site.