RegisterEU.com

[chemicaleyes]

http://www.registereu.com

Anyone heard/seen them?

Partially fake whois info...

Getting WHOIS results for domain registereu.com...(Complete Lookup)

% GANDI Registrar whois database for .COM, .NET, .ORG., .INFO, .BIZ, .NAME
%
% Access and use restricted pursuant to French law on personal data.
% Copy of whole or part of the data without permission from GANDI
% is strictly forbidden.
% The sole owner of a domain is the entity described in the relevant
% 'domain:' record.
% Domain ownership disputes should be settled using ICANN's Uniform Dispute
% Resolution Policy: http://www.icann.org/udrp/udrp.htm
%
% Acces et utilisation soumis a la legislation francaise sur
% les donnees personnelles.
% Copie de tout ou partie de la base interdite sans autorisation de GANDI.
% Le possesseur d'un domaine est l'entite decrite dans
% l'enregistrement 'domain:' correspondant.
% Un desaccord sur la possession d'un nom de domaine peut etre resolu
% en suivant la Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy de l'ICANN:
% http://www.icann.org/udrp/udrp.htm
%
% Date: 2004/10/28 12:14:24


domain: REGISTEREU.COM
owner-address: .eu Registry Services
owner-address: Office 6, Neath Farm Business Park
owner-address: Church End
owner-address: Cambridgeshire
owner-address: CB1 3LD
owner-address: Cambridge
owner-address: United Kingdom
owner-phone: +44.7768140876
owner-e-mail: [email protected]
admin-c: EDR17-GANDI
tech-c: EDR17-GANDI
bill-c: EDR17-GANDI
nserver: ns1.registereu.com 219.147.198.143
nserver: ns2.registereu.com 219.147.198.144
reg_created: 2003-06-15 14:14:44
expires: 2005-06-15 14:14:44
created: 2003-08-21 13:55:39
changed: 2004-10-18 17:13:34

person: EU DOMAIN REGISTRY
nic-hdl: EDR17-GANDI
address: EU REGISTRY SERVICES
address: Office 6, Neath Farm Business Park
address: CB1 3LD
address: Cambridge
address: United Kingdom
phone: +44.7768140876
e-mail: [email protected]
lastupdated: 2004-09-14 23:53:51

[Fake Nick]

whatever they claim it is not possible yet

you cant register .eu and you cant pre register .eu



PLEASE NOTE THAT AT THIS TIME IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO REGISTER OR PRE-REGISTER A .EU DOMAIN NAME WITH EURid AND THERE ARE NO ACCREDITED REGISTRARS FOR .EU.

http://www.eurid.org

[chemicaleyes]

Originally posted by Fake Nick

http://www.eurid.org

I know you can't reg them yet, thx for the link lost that url a while ago

[stocktrader23]

Originally posted by Fake Nick
whatever they claim it is not possible yet

you cant register .eu and you cant pre register .eu



PLEASE NOTE THAT AT THIS TIME IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO REGISTER OR PRE-REGISTER A .EU DOMAIN NAME WITH EURid AND THERE ARE NO ACCREDITED REGISTRARS FOR .EU.

http://www.eurid.org

Sites have been taking pre-orders on new extensions for years now. It says right on the front page you only pay if they secure it.

[Fake Nick]

Originally posted by stocktrader23
Sites have been taking pre-orders on new extensions for years now. It says right on the front page you only pay if they secure it.

duh , I know this happens but it is not legal and hold no grounds , sites that offer this don't even know if they will be able to sell those.

[stocktrader23]

Originally posted by Fake Nick
duh , I know this happens but it is not legal and hold no grounds , sites that offer this don't even know if they will be able to sell those.

Umm, it's a service that is only paid for once completed. It makes a shit what they know they'll be able to do, if they secure the domains for people they get paid, end of story. It's not illegal.

[roly]

Originally posted by chemicaleyes
http://www.registereu.com

Anyone heard/seen them?

Partially fake whois info...

Getting WHOIS results for domain registereu.com...(Complete Lookup)

% GANDI Registrar whois database for .COM, .NET, .ORG., .INFO, .BIZ, .NAME
%
% Access and use restricted pursuant to French law on personal data.
% Copy of whole or part of the data without permission from GANDI
% is strictly forbidden.
% The sole owner of a domain is the entity described in the relevant
% 'domain:' record.
% Domain ownership disputes should be settled using ICANN's Uniform Dispute
% Resolution Policy: http://www.icann.org/udrp/udrp.htm
%
% Acces et utilisation soumis a la legislation francaise sur
% les donnees personnelles.
% Copie de tout ou partie de la base interdite sans autorisation de GANDI.
% Le possesseur d'un domaine est l'entite decrite dans
% l'enregistrement 'domain:' correspondant.
% Un desaccord sur la possession d'un nom de domaine peut etre resolu
% en suivant la Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy de l'ICANN:
% http://www.icann.org/udrp/udrp.htm
%
% Date: 2004/10/28 12:14:24


domain: REGISTEREU.COM
owner-address: .eu Registry Services
owner-address: Office 6, Neath Farm Business Park
owner-address: Church End
owner-address: Cambridgeshire
owner-address: CB1 3LD
owner-address: Cambridge
owner-address: United Kingdom
owner-phone: +44.7768140876
owner-e-mail: [email protected]
admin-c: EDR17-GANDI
tech-c: EDR17-GANDI
bill-c: EDR17-GANDI
nserver: ns1.registereu.com 219.147.198.143
nserver: ns2.registereu.com 219.147.198.144
reg_created: 2003-06-15 14:14:44
expires: 2005-06-15 14:14:44
created: 2003-08-21 13:55:39
changed: 2004-10-18 17:13:34

person: EU DOMAIN REGISTRY
nic-hdl: EDR17-GANDI
address: EU REGISTRY SERVICES
address: Office 6, Neath Farm Business Park
address: CB1 3LD
address: Cambridge
address: United Kingdom
phone: +44.7768140876
e-mail: [email protected]
lastupdated: 2004-09-14 23:53:51

i think these are the same people that send out renewal notices on .com .net and .org domains although they are not even the registrar. i've been getting lots of them, about 3 months before a domain is about to expire a letter arrives. the letters would be quite convincing to someone who didn't know better, with warnings about losing the domain unless a check for £89.99 or some obscene amount is sent to them. i think it's just about legal what they are doing but very shady.

the registration of eu domains is a complete scam though, do a search on google for eu registration scam.

[Fake Nick]

Originally posted by stocktrader23
Umm, it's a service that is only paid for once completed. It makes a shit what they know they'll be able to do, if they secure the domains for people they get paid, end of story. It's not illegal.

IT IS !!


if you don't know what the fuck you are talking about then STFU , there have already been sites that had to close shop because of this!

you cannot take preregistrations for .eu it doesn't matter if you have to pay upfront or not

[chemicaleyes]

Originally posted by roly
i think these are the same people that send out renewal notices on .com .net and .org domains although they are not even the registrar. i've been getting lots of them, about 3 months before a domain is about to expire a letter arrives. the letters would be quite convincing to someone who didn't know better, with warnings about losing the domain unless a check for £89.99 or some obscene amount is sent to them. i think it's just about legal what they are doing but very shady.

the registration of eu domains is a complete scam though, do a search on google for eu registration scam.

Yeah, Trading standards think it's the same people that send out those letters calling themselves "The Domain Registary Service"

[Fake Nick]

Originally posted by chemicaleyes
Yeah, Trading standards think it's the same people that send out those letters calling themselves "The Domain Registary Service"

D.R.O.A. domain registry of america !

[roly]

Originally posted by chemicaleyes
Yeah, Trading standards think it's the same people that send out those letters calling themselves "The Domain Registary Service"

that's the people. i've recieved about 50 of those so far this year. i just send them back in the addressed envelope without a stamp with "remove me from your database" written across the form, so that they have to pay for the return postage to see my reply.

i wouldn't mind so much but the domain that it concerns is viewable from the outside of the envelope. i went to school with my postwoman and when she see's big-breassted-cock-sucking-anal-sluts.com from the outside of the envelope it's a little embarrasing. (time to get a PO box i think)