The AFNIC's database is protected by the provisions of the French Law of the 1st of July 1998
transposing the European Directive of the 11th of March 1996 on database legal
protection in the Intellectual Property Code.
The AFNIC is the only entity to hold the producing rights of the
databases as substantial investment, quantitative as much
as qualitative, that were used to achieve this database.
Complete or partial reproduction and/or use of the AFNIC's database
without the express permission of the AFNIC is strictly forbidden.
Any breach to these rules can carry penal sanctions as counterfeit,
without prejudice of a potential damages request from the AFNIC, holder of these rights.
The AFNIC's database user commits to use the published data
according to the laws and rules in effect. Moreover, the user is bound
to respect the French Data Protection Law. The infringement of the
French Data Protection Law can carry penal sanctions.
As the user will access personal information, the user must refrain
from collecting or misuse this information. In a more general way,
the user must refrain from any act likely to infringe the privacy or
reputation of individuals.
You can send this page's content by
e-mail to any contact.
What means "Restricted publication, private personal data" or "Ano Nymous"?
The holder doesn't want to see his private data displayed in Whois. The choice carried out by the holder results from the application of the French Data Protection Act.
Thus, it is impossible to send e-mail to the address "anonymous@nowhere.xx.fr": you will not obtain any answer, this address e-mail is fake.
If you wish to contact the holder of a domain name, you must use the form of contact placed at your disposal.
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