Whois Privacy Service Terms

This Agreement can be terminated by the Service Provider at any stage and for any reason which we deem appropriate with or without prior notice to the Customer.

Where this Agreement is Terminated prior to the expiration of its term, then all Whois information held by the Service Provider in connection with the services provided will be made public on the Whois Database.

Reasons for termination include, but are not limited to the following:

• Non Payment of requested Fees within the specified period,
• Breach of the Registrant Agreement,
• Threat of legal action, to include any demand letter, summons, Court Orders or injunctive relief.
• Request from an Garda Siochana, or any recognised national law enforcement Agency ,
• Full Confirmation of Breach, violation or infringement of Trademark of the Registrar or any other third party.
• Spamming, Transmission of unsolicited mail, Abuse of the Services or Technology
• In the Service Providers reasonable opinion any illegal or deceptive practices
• If necessary to comply with any applicable Irish or European laws, rules and Regulations,
• The Customer ceases or threatens to cease payment of its undisputed debts or ceases or threatens to cease to carry on its business;
• To comply with ICANN’s Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy and all associated policies;

Where this Agreement is terminated by the Service Provider, all information held by Service Provider, can and will be released to concerned third parties without any further notice to the Customer. The Service Provider will have no liability for release of any information provided by the Customer, and the Customer hereby Indemnifies the Service Provider against any liability, damage, or breach of Law through release of this information.

The Service Provider can terminate this Agreement without cause having given the Customer at least 5 working days notice delivered via email to the Customers contract address as provided in this Agreement

All rights to validly accrued payments, causes of action and any provisions, which by their terms are intended to survive termination, shall survive any termination