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  1. 20 September 2014, 5:08 am #1
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    Default Moniker.com question.

    Anybody know, how to renew WHOIS PRIVACY at Moniker.com?
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    It normally is shown as an option when you renew the domain.
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    http://www.moniker.com/domains/domain-privacy

    DOMAINS >> MY DOMAINS

    Click on a Domain name

    Check the box "WHOIS mode"

    Click on "Verify Changes"
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    JUST ADD that option Who is Privacy i think Moniker charge 2-3 usd for that
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