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If I was to transfer offshore it wouldnt be to Canada or Australia. I would choose a country where online gambling is legal for the citizens of that country.
No use jumping out of the pan and into the fire…
What if you set up a corporation in Belize or somewhere, and then transferred ownership of your sites to the corporation?
Would this work?
I am looking into this today; wondering if anyone has any input on this idea.
is there a service similar to goDaddys privacy protection, but based in the U.K or elsewhere where gambling is legal?
Dave thats a sensible course of action and its what I plan to do no matter what. I just havent settled on a country yet.
Im covered right now by godaddys protection service but I think this isnt enough (Am I correct?)
currently shows drawdead as :
Registrant:
Domains by Proxy, Inc.
DomainsByProxy.com
15111 N. Hayden Rd., Ste 160, PMB 353
Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
United StatesI have that too, Holis, but I don’t think it’s enough to protect me. I want to be shielded by an offshore corporation, in a country where it is a criminal offense for someone to reveal the identity of the owner of the company.
Thanks for the input, Prof.
Ok i have a friend in europe that is willing to be the “owner”
Please keep us updated on the best country, I too have a friend that is willing to help out but this would be in Australia and I am not so sure about this. Dave let me know about the offshore corp thing the cost is what I am concerned about on this.
Wife found this :
xxxxhttp://www.offshorecorporation.com/belize.aspx
Speaking of Europe, there are only 2 destinations to consider: Malta or Gibraltar, both have legalized and regulated online gambling scene.
You dont even need to visit those to open up a company and let it be the owner of your assets. You might just as well go for a nominee company – so that your name does not appear on any official document whatsoever.
