EURid.eu July 4 Sunrise rejected registration slitch

[janpaul]

Anyone else profited from today's (July 4th) slitch in the Sunrise rejected domain registration?

Starting Tuesday June 7th, 2006 after 11.00 Belgian time EURid releases these domains for registration every Tuesday for a couple of weeks.

Between 10.00 and 11.00 the domain registration module for registrars is therefore disabled to set the status of these domains to available, without anyone being able to register them before 11.00.

Today EU-registrar MyWWW.nl by accident found out EURid may have forgotten to switch off the registration module during the hour before the release at 11.00 and registered:

http://www.kf.eu/

for me between 10.28 and 10.33 Belgian time.

kf.eu is in fact a nice 2 letter .eu domain. Anyone else profited from this and how?

 

[italiandragon]

Anyone else profited from today's (July 4th) slitch in the Sunrise rejected domain registration?

Starting Tuesday June 7th, 2006 after 11.00 Belgian time EURid releases these domains for registration every Tuesday for a couple of weeks.

Between 10.00 and 11.00 the domain registration module for registrars is therefore disabled to set the status of these domains to available, without anyone being able to register them before 11.00.

Today EU-registrar MyWWW.nl by accident found out EURid may have forgotten to switch off the registration module during the hour before the release at 11.00 and registered:

http://www.kf.eu/

for me between 10.28 and 10.33 Belgian time.

kf.eu is in fact a nice 2 letter .eu domain. Anyone else profited from this and how?

no...after the 7 of April and the way things were handled by Eurid I lost interest in this.
Very good catch anyway....but why did you use that Registrar? It does not have the English translation either.

 

[janpaul]

Thanks.

http://www.mywww.nl/ is located in the country where I come from, The Netherlands. I was able to get the first registration slots from him, so he went for the domains I wanted.