I'm sure the amount of false and missing domain information is very related to how they "randomized" their sample. If you picked all your sites by just looking up ".com" on google and taking the top 300 entries, you'd likely get more real information than if you looked up "viagra" and took the first 300 entries from there.
Certainly people who register with Verisign for their domain are (IMHO) _more_ likely to use genuine information than spammers who bulk register tons of $8.99 domains with less established providers. And even I switched to godaddy for my personal domain registrations, purely based on price, since my sites are not mission critical by any stretch.
Slashdot Mirror
I'm sure the amount of false and missing domain information is very related to how they "randomized" their sample. If you picked all your sites by just looking up ".com" on google and taking the top 300 entries, you'd likely get more real information than if you looked up "viagra" and took the first 300 entries from there. Certainly people who register with Verisign for their domain are (IMHO) _more_ likely to use genuine information than spammers who bulk register tons of $8.99 domains with less established providers. And even I switched to godaddy for my personal domain registrations, purely based on price, since my sites are not mission critical by any stretch.