[SATLUG] DynDNS and secret domains

[Samuel Leon]

Thomas King wrote:
> Hmmm...dunno what to make of this one. I can imagine spammers and the like just
> salivating over this:
>
> Dynamic Network Services today announced the launch of "Secret
> Registration", a breakthrough in WHOIS privacy protection. This new
> service provides end users and corporations alike with the ability to
> shield their real contact information from robots and malicious parties
> all the while staying reachable and complying with the strictest ICANN
> regulations on domain name attribution.
>
> By acting as a trusted intermediary between the world and the registrant,
> for both online and offline contact attempts, Dynamic Network Services
> will shield users from scams, unwanted messages and automated
> correspondence, all the while letting legitimate, genuine messages
> through, thereby allowing users to stay in touch with whatever may come
> their way. Thanks to Dynamic Network Services' robust, scalable
> infrastructure, the review process will never be machine-based, meaning
> each inquiry is analyzed and evaluated by a human with engineering,
> networking and domain administration experience.
>
> "WHOIS privacy has been a long-term problem for the community of the
> Internet. We are happy to finally provide a solution that is effective at
> protecting the privacy of our patrons, without the overhead and
> uncertainty of traditional offerings." said Jeremy Hitchcock, DynDNS CEO.
> "Relying on a human review process is a remarkable advantage for our
> users that are used to fully entrusting us with making the right
> decisions for their domains. This has all been made possible by the
> scalable infrastructure we have spent ten years building" added an
> enthusiastic Tom Daly, the company's president and CTO.
>
> Users are free to turn Secret Registration on and off at any time,
> meaning they remain in full control of their domain and assets at any
> time. Thanks to the company's status as a fully accredited ICANN
> registrar, Dynamic Network Services is offering this service without the
> help of any stealth third-party provider, ensuring simplicity and
> accountability at every step of the process. The company's obscenely good
> support team will help users set, protect and transfer their domains at
> absolutely no charge.
>
> For more information, consult DynDNS.com/+secretregistration
>   

Not sure what I have done wrong, but I have never been able to get any 
contact information by looking up my dyndns site.

Sam