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by dwwoelfel 5553 days ago
Or use someone else's name, which may be what the owner of the site actually did. How can we know that the whois information is valid?
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I wouldn't be surprised if the advertising provider requires and checks for real whois info. If not, there's probably a business model in there somewhere.
Small advertising networks are notoriously lax. The ad network in the screenshot, pogads.com, has this testimonial on their front page:

"I've been banned from adsense for advertising online with companies offering popups, I registered with pogads as an adsense alternative and I see the real money potential in my service Roger, IL"

It's positioned as the first testimonial of several.