I got this email from enom, but I'm not sure it's a spam or not. ----- IMPORTANT: Immediate Response Required – whois problem report: xxxxxxx.com whois@enom.com to me Dear Registrant, This notice is to inform you that we have received a Whois Problem Report System (WDPRS) complaint from ICANN in regard to inaccurate whois contact data associated with your domain name(s): xxxxxxx.com In accordance with ICANN policy, failure to maintain complete and accurate whois contact details may result in your registration and/or other Service(s) being suspended or terminated or may not be renewed. You are required to verify that the current contact data, as it appears in the public whois lookup, is both complete and accurate. If any updates or changes are required, please make the necessary updates and confirm once completed. You MUST reply to this message within 15 days (per ICANN policy) in order to avoid the disabling of your domain name registration. Regards, Whois Agent eNom, Inc., a Demand Media company ------ I don't want my whois (phone, name, address) information public, is it wrong? And this email sent on May 19, I didn't check my email until now. Oops. Sorry if this is not the right forum. I got a feeling it's not right to post this in Domain forum either, since it's for selling domain.
every registrar has the option to make your whois private; some are free some not...however the costs are small and it worths
If you do not keep it up to date the register can dis able your domain.. Godaddy shut our domain done once for a few hours until i found the email and corrected the information., if you do not what that information public then get the privacy protection for your domain..