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Register Today on DNForum IT'S FREE!Hard to believe I'm the first one posting in this section so long after .eu has been around but I was just wondering about the residency restrictions for the ccTLD. I know you must either be an EU resident or have your business there but I know for other ccTLD's there are companies which "represent" you as living in the EU. Are there similar setups for the .eu extension and what does that entail? Am I actually turning over my domain to such a company as with "private registrations" and having it registered in thier name or are they merely supplying me with a valid address? And does anyone know of any companies that do this? Thanks-
For .eu the holder should be a EU person/company so basically they would be the legal owner of the domain, not you. Pay attention to that.
Also there are certain TLDs like .de or .nl that are open to anybody, but you need to have a local admin contact. Often the registrar can provide one for you if needed. But you are still the owner.
It's a different scenario than above.
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Yes, that is the distinction I was wondering about, whether they would just be the admin contact or the legal owner. That sounds a little dicey to me. Does anyone offer that kind of service for .eu domains? And how would you enforce with them that you are the owner?
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how do i do that? what site are you referring to??
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