.EU resale?

[namewaiter]

Can I as a US resident, buy a .eu off someone after it's been registered and have it transfered to my account?

 

[duskdawn]

You cannot as far as I know.
You might use your european friends' identity to own that name.
Some registrars do provide proxy registration which is kind of against the rule.

Hey buddie, we are in the same City. Too much rain today, huh?

 

[thewindmaster]

Really? I US resident cannot by a .eu name?

 

[NostraDomainus]

Can't buy .CA either.

 

[duskdawn]

Really? I US resident cannot by a .eu name?

Well they cannot reg .us either, fair enough :-(

 

[Vorty]

.eu is only for europeans. (or better, it should be...)

 

[dvestors]

whois.eu shows a couple .eu domains owned by people with .ca emails...

 

[TECK]

I own .eu domains and I'm canadian.

 

[4u-domains]

The majority of the .ca listed names are under the umbrella of Pool.

They have a LOT of very good domains now in auction.

Of course, the majority of them will NOT end up in the hands of 'bonafide' European entities... :yawn:

 

[FreddySFreddyS is verified member.]

Can I as a US resident, buy a .eu off someone after it's been registered and have it transfered to my account?

there are some services on the web where you can buy a EU Address. I dont know how legal it is to buy only a EU Address. The most legal way for you to get a Company. Cheapest way to get a a company is a UK Limited around 150 Dollar.

Freddy

 

[Focus]

I hope .eu burns k: