Yesterday I purchased a custom .eu domain, only to find out that eurid does not redact the owner’s email address. Obviously I’m not comfortable with using an actual email address on a secondary domain.
Any opinions on using an alias as the domain owner’s email address? Or should I simply switch to another TLD which does support full whois privacy?
Thanks for feedback.
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I’ve been using a SL address for my domain contact for a couple of years now without issues (.com domain). I would recommend going for a TLD with whois privacy, as that allows you to redact addresses and phone numbers as well.