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Want to get www.proprietor.eu appraised

Meaning
One who has legal title to something; an owner.
One who owns or owns and manages a business or other such establishment.

Property.com got sold for 750,000 too.

All extensions taken.
 
You must own the name in order to receive appraisals.
 
I own this name. You can email the whois email to confirm.
 
Are you kidding ?
.eu is not available yet
 
Great domain, not sure what price though im a kinda n00b at pricing.
 
pamela said:
I own this name. You can email the whois email to confirm.

Hi pamela, with all due respect, how can you own any .eu domain, since .eu tld has not been officially launched? In this period of time the registrars accept only pre-registrations. They can not register any .eu domain for you. You do pay them the registration fee and on the moment of the .eu launch they will try to get that domain for you. Since there are dozens of approved .eu registrars who will be trying to get the same domain, there is a chance that your registrar will not get you the desired domain. Should he succeed in registering the domain for you though, then you will be the owner of the domain name. Otherwise he should refund your fees or at least 90% of it. Which is your registrar?
 
EU has launched for some countries such as european based companies.
 
http://www.eurid.eu/

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PLEASE NOTE THAT IT IS NOT YET POSSIBLE TO REGISTER A .EU DOMAIN NAME AND WE ARE NOT PERMITTED TO ACCEPT DIRECT REQUESTS FOR .EU DOMAIN NAMES.
 
pamela said:
EU has launched for some countries such as european based companies.

Gee that statement makes a lot of sense. :rolleyes:

So who swindled you?
 
I guess this thread can be closed. I checked the whois and it shows mine too for this name.

I will start an appraisal thread when EU launches for public.
 
pamela said:
I guess this thread can be closed. I checked the whois and it shows mine too for this name.

I will start an appraisal thread when EU launches for public.

There's no whois for EU yet!

Or else, post a link to it.
 
quote from the FAQ of the link I posted:

Will there be access to whois data via port 43?

Currently, the whois policy is still under discussion and is much influenced by the privacy aspects. It is difficult to tell at this point what the whois will show
 
E-Promote said:

I'll tellya,

it's the pills... and the rose-colored glasses.
 
pamela, please give us the whois link.
maybe it's ee, not eu?
 
Well i wasn't gonna tell anyone but try go daddy, whois they seem to be offering full pre-registration. Im confused you pay full price but its not yours legally? What happens if someone else gets it?
 
pointblank120 said:
Well i wasn't gonna tell anyone but try go daddy, whois they seem to be offering full pre-registration. Im confused you pay full price but its not yours legally? What happens if someone else gets it?

Easy. You'll get back money. I've also some pre-registrations at GoDaddy for .eu domains but doesn't means that i'll get them finally 100%.


Regards, Longhand
 
O i totally get it now i just read a bit on godaddy, first come first served for registrars... how come i cant get like news.eu then if its not regged yet?
 
pointblank120 said:
O i totally get it now i just read a bit on godaddy, first come first served for registrars... how come i cant get like news.eu then if its not regged yet?

Because someone else pre-registered it with go daddy before you. That guy doesn't have it regged, but if godaddy manages to get that domain, he has the priority to get it.
 
cant wait to see GD's 'money back' turn into credits for new regs at GD instead of cash...
 
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