[S0phie]

You might want to move this those Gold/Platinum/Diamond details to their own page, and under the tech specs for the domain, include whether or not OwO is supported.

Sorry for the confusion. The website is now updated.

[Myatu]

The table that you see here ... refers to the features of the packages Gold/Platinium/Diamond in general, and what they allow. But the underlying domain has to support that feature first.

Truthfully, I can't find that to be clear, Marks. That's why I thought it was a typo, and apparently Chris thought it was a possible option for the .im. You might want to move this those Gold/Platinum/Diamond details to their own page, and under the tech specs for the domain, include whether or not OwO is supported.

[marks]

No, I'm afraid that .im domains don't support the obfuscation of the whois details (OwO).

The table that you see here:

http://www.ovh.co.uk/domains/dotim_technical_sheet.xml

refers to the features of the packages Gold/Platinium/Diamond in general, and what they allow. But the underlying domain has to support that feature first.

[Chris]

Ah, that's a shame. More so because I mainly use it for email. Guess I'll have to get in touch with support to get a definitive answer.

Thanks.

[Myatu]

I think that might be a misprint. http://www.ovh.co.uk/domains/owo_service.xml : "This service is free and available for generic domains". See also: http://help.ovh.co.uk/OwO

[Chris]

Transferred my .im domain into OVH yesterday but it won't let me activate the OWO service for it?

I thought it may have been a .im specific restriction but it lists it as being available here.

Thought it might have been because the transfer hadn't finished up, but it seems to have completed pretty quickly anyway.