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Originally Posted by Amdinistrator
I was always reluctant to put my email in Whois info because I think it generates a lot of spam.
Somone told me that I should create completely new email and put it in Whois info and not make this public elsewhere. That way I could see exactly how much spam can be received due to email display on Whois. But I just didn't have the time to practise this.
I would like to hear some suggestions?
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I suggest thatyou do this for 1 reason alone:
To understand how many people are trying to contact you for your Domain Name.
If you do not want to sell your Domain Name, just get WhoIs protection. Because if you use that new Email ID, at any time you wish to Transfer your Domain Name, you will receive an email on that ID. So, that email ID will be very important in context to your Domain Name.