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Anyone got any thoughts on, praises of, and criticisms of Njalla? (lemmy.ml)

submitted 3 months ago by lemuria@lemmy.ml to c/privacy@lemmy.ml

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For those unaware, Njalla is an anonymous domain registrar though I'm hoping many of you already know.

What are your thoughts on Njalla? I've got a domain with them already and renewal is coming up this August, but I'm kinda feeling doubt with their Trustpilot reviews.

Is Trustpilot even accurate?
Who are all those one-star reviewers?
Is Njalla a scam? Has anyone here had good experiences with them?

The website there is just my personal website. There's not much "shady" stuff on it (lemuria.ph).

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[–] diy@sh.itjust.works 4 points 3 months ago

As far as I know, Njalla is a great service. However, when you buy a domain from them, they retain ownership of the domain and submit their own information instead of yours. In contrast, if you purchase a domain from Namecheap or another registrar, you own the domain, but it's not anonymous, even if you use WHOIS protection.