Is it illegal to provide false information on websites which ask you for registration?
485686
nope.. except when u giving info wherein the amount is gonna be deducted from ur acc when u buyin some stuff, then its not correct to give wrong info..\n\nother than tht giving wrong info in normal regn. wont do much harm..
277275
No, and do not click on any links, that are in the email..It is a phony website, and all they want to do, is to verify that your email address, is a live one..That way you will receive spam, once they learn your email address is active.. NEVER reply to any of them type of emails..They might even ask you for some personnal information, never give them any information..
371368
It is totally illegal. You singed that contract (application) and the should not be giving it out to anyone else. \n\nUnless it says somewheres on the application that they CAN give out your information in order to serve you better. So you are gonna have to go over the application again to make sure.
908945
you can't be sure that information is true unless it is from an important site.\nIf you need facts, go to lots of sites and use the most common answer.\nBut it shouldn't matter whether a person says they are really who they are, because if you want to talk to someone it's not safe to do so on some random site.
57179
that's theoretically impossible. unfortunately, even if the person you're looking for registered with their real name and city (which doesn't always happen) i believe email providers are not allowed by law to give out their customers' information.
987025
Not against the law...but against morality.\nYou are using someone else's account..
987252
To my knowledge it is not illegal but could be construed as a conflict of interest or witness coercion or tampering. If you have proof or reasonable suspicion,tell the lawyers involved. Peace.
1135341
if they ask for your account info or any other personal info it's fraud.
89346
Most, if not all services that offer, unlimited downloads for free or for only a few cents per month, are frauds and to commit your personal registration info to them, is risking putting that information into the hands of dishonest operators and who knows what can happen with your info if they get their hands on it???
1029059
Are you trying to create a false paysilp to get into a company on a basis of your false experience?
36770
If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.  Looks like they charge you a "registration" fee, then never get back to you.
382113
Probably.  But have you tried using a simple whois to see who it's registered under?
836246
No. They only use the information for their use.  It is against the law to give that information to anyone else because you have not signed a consent.
665965
Technically, yes. A look up in the "repository" can tell a person where the servers are hosted, and that can give an idea whether the website is from the US or any other coutry. Then its just a matter of rejecting requests for those particular websites.
84749
the short answer is, as long as it is not child pornography, it is legal. \n\nas long as no other illegal activites are being shown or solicited on the site, it is legal.
940910
Is all this information about you? If it is that's not to smart listing your ssn on a questions website where someone could steal your info. I would rethink having this question on here.
429448
It's a hoax/fake thouse informations are easy to get and are for all to see. + the site http://www.amaena.com/ doesn't exists ;). It's some kind of spam. Use Ad-Aware SE or  Spybot-S&D http://www.spybot.info/en/index.html to get it off. And maybe you should change your home page/startup page in your browser ;)