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Whilst browsing this question, some of the answers mentioned that certain registrars will replace your whois information with their own. Can anybody provide details on which registrars offer this service?

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  • I think you're getting mixing up registrar (Verisign, etc) with DNS Hosting (GoDaddy, etc).
    – Evan Plaice
    Jul 12, 2010 at 16:02

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The many and varied companies offering this service appear to be well summarised by this Google search.

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Generally, anyone who offers Private Registration will 'hide' your information. That is still really just a thin veil of security, for US based registrars at least, as a subpoena will make them open up fairly quickly.

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    Fortunately, junk-mail marketers don't have subpoena powers (yet). The main reason I would use private registration is to reduce the registration renewal snail-mail and spam that I get. It can also be useful to delay revealing new products or companies, etc., while something is in development.
    – Dennis Williamson
    Jul 12, 2010 at 18:27

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