ogodric

thank you – just so i can understand the reasons though, can you tell me how, specifically, hosting both sites on the same rented/shared host-server will trip me up? Is it IP?
(again I’ll mention that the two domain names are already purchased, via separate registrars, adn both registrars setup via domain by proxy. Am just wondering *HOW* pointing these 2, distinct domains to the same hosting account will trip me up – I know it’s not the ‘who-is’, but want to know why you say it isn’t okay to ‘hide’ that way)

thnx in advance, and happy holidays to you and yours!!

[I should add that I was planning to do the domain’s proxy-registration (and the actual purchase of my hosting) through TOR browser. I’m posting in hopes ppl can explain if i’m approaching this right, if i’m missing things, or if I’m just wayyy overkilling it. There’s nothing wrong/secretive about what I’m doing from any legal perspectives or anything, but sometimes the way you write personal blog posts, may have negative impact upon stated objectives of some aspects of your professional site (AGAIN nothing shady/immoral.. for instance, if the product/services website has a paid advertising space, utilized by a local restaurant, yet your personal blog gives your honestly-negative personal review of said restaurant, this could cause issue for your services/professional website. Will elaborate further if the concern is unclear ?? ]

but who..”owns” these? like, are you saying that if different places can register the same thing? And would offer different prices?

Great that link should help a ton, appreciate it! Happy Holidays!