After over three weeks of downtime of their domain privacy protection service, ICANN-accredited domain registrar EstDomains.com finally brought back their free domain privacy protection service over worried customers and resellers. The service failure dangerously exposed all domain registration information to public for domain names registered through EstDomains.com. It came with risks on inviting more spammers and scammers as revealed domain information include sensitive contact information such as email address and physical address through WhoIs.

Many web hosting companies were affected by the downtime, as well as their loyal domain name resellers. EstDomains.com support system was flooded with many complaints and threats from their clients that they would abandon the already-scarred reputation of the said domain registrar. Now that the privacy protection service is back, EstDomains.com doubts that they would lose a significant number of their customers. I personally restored my domain registration’s privacy protection for this blog through their excellent control panel. Resellers, on the other hand, can take advantage of their Bulk Action to enable privacy protection of all domains under them at one time.

EstDomains.com is one of the cheapest domain registrars on the Web and their optional privacy protection service for all their domains are free of charge. My love for this domain registrar is back. I just hope they make all good things consistent from today onwards.

 

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