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Question by ulysses31stcentury: How can I change my whois address details?
I registered with yahoo premium package and got a domain name with it but I am moving soon and i need to change the address details as they appear on whois. I can’t find an option or url somewhere for that. Please help me.

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Answer by Eric S
Log into your Yahoo account under the small business section. Then go to your domain, and click on edit domain details. There is a section that you may edit there.
Change your details and you are finished.

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Question by Nothing’s Forever: How do you register a .com domain without having your details on whois.net?
If you register a .com or .co.uk domain name in the UK, your details (according to internet laws) are automatically registered with whois.net. That is, the name of the person who owns the site, and their address.

How can I get around this? Because I don’t want any Tom , Dick etc, on the internet knowing that I own a particular site, and as well as my address!

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Answer by IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
you have to pay extra for a” private “registration. Try yahoo.

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Question by Surena: I registered a domain and later found out that it had 6 drops on whois details?
I dont understand what it means. if it is when an owner let goes of the domain without renewing. 6 times? what could the reason be i wonder.

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Answer by I-have-the-answer-4-u
It could be because of how the domain name is very unpopular or something like that. I never heard of a domain dropped 6 times, weird but of course it could be done.
Also it could just be chance that this domain ended up at a wrong place and it didnt do good.

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Question by haadyagob: My domain name has expired but my details are still on Whois?
I paid my subscription 2 weeks after it expired and now some anonymous person is using it. My domain provider won’t answer my letters or emails. Should I just give up on this and just register a new domain name and cut my losses?

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Answer by Jane
You can contact the registry directly.
Eg for US domains contact ICANN
For UK domain names contact Nominet
They should be able to help you out.

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