Re: WHOIS Privacy Stalemate... Again

["Brian Loe" <knobdy () gmail com>]

Okay, so I'm going to start my own registrar company. When you go
register a domain with me I will verify your contact information for
accuracy, best as I can. In the whois database you will get:

Registrant:
[<Domain Owners Acct. # variation> <Registrar Company Name>]
<Registrar Company Street Address>
<Registrar Company City, State, ZIP>
United States

Registered through: <Registrar Company>
Domain Name: DOMAIN.???
Created on: 28-Nov-06
Expires on: 28-Nov-08
Last Updated on:

Administrative Contact:
[<Domain Owners Acct. # variation>@<RegistrarCompany.com>]
<Registrar Company Street Address>
<Registrar Company City, State, ZIP>
United States
<Registrar Company Phone #>

Technical Contact:
[<Domain Owners Acct. # variation>@<RegistrarCompany.com>]
<Registrar Company Street Address>
<Registrar Company City, State, ZIP>
United States
<Registrar Company Phone #>


When you find a problem with a domain registered with my company
you'll simply sign up for a free account and be assigned an acct. #.
When you correspond to one of the domain owners registered with me
you'll do so from a web interface that will use a variation of your
acct. # as your from e-mail and send to the domain owner's e-mail I
have on file. A lot of web service companies handle things this way -
eBay for instance - so why not a registrar? All of the information is
there for LE purposes, plus the public can still communicate with
domain owners when needed and a domain owners information is kept from
those evil spammers/scammers.

Couldn't it be done?
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