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When I was attempting to buy a domain name I got a message saying that if I paid an extra sum of money, I could have my domain registration private and not get spammed and also keep my contact information private.<br />
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What are the advantages/disadvantages to this?
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When I was attempting to buy a domain name I got a message saying that if I paid an extra sum of money, I could have my domain registration private and not get spammed and also keep my contact information private.

What are the advantages/disadvantages to this?

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