Company's offers 'WHOIS domain name Private Registration' for $4.99.

Dotster, Inc., a web service provider, announced its WHOIS domain name Private Registration. The company explains that it combats identity theft, unwanted receipt of e-mail SPAM and reduces junk mail and sales calls to domain owner's businesses or homes. It states that it offers the most efficient and cost effective tool to ensure its customers do not fall victim to identity theft and unwanted e-mail, print mail and sales calls.

Clint Page, CEO of Dotster, Inc. states, "In today's high-tech world where personal information is available at the click of the mouse, Internet privacy rarely exists, and this can lead to identity theft and additional major problems for domain owners. Dotster is working to combat that and return power to domain owners by keeping their private contact information the way it was designed to be – private. Internet users should not be penalized for owning a domain name and Dotster's WHOIS domain name Private Registration truly protects the business or home user like no other program on the market today."