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.CO.NL specific conditions

.CO.NL Registrations: Now open !

EuroDNS is one of the first Registrars officially accredited by the .CO.NL Operator to allow private individuals and companies to apply for .CO.NL Domain names. This document - which integrates EuroDNS' Terms & Conditions of Registration but does not wish to replace the Operator's official documentation available at http://domain.CO.NL- aims to answer your questions on the topic and help you understand the process, including so-called Sunrise Period, more clearly.

Summary

1/ Schedule

Grandfather: from November 18 of 2008 to January 15 of 2009
Sunrise: from February 10 of 2009 to February 26 of 2009
Landrush: from March 17 of 2009 to March 31 of 2009
Open Registration: from April 15 of 2009

2/ Fees

Landrush Period: € 18 on top of the usual Registration fee of € 14/ year (2 years minimum ex. VAT)
"Sunrise Period", reserved to Trademark holders: €98 on top of the usual Registration fee of
€ 14/ year (2 years minimum ex. VAT)
"Grandfather Period", reserved to .NL domain holders € 84 on top of the usual Registration fee of
€ 14/ year (2 years minimum ex. VAT)

3/ General Rules

Except during the Grandfather period, every application will be processed according to the “First Come First Served” principle
.CO.NL Registrations are available to companies and individuals without any Geographic restriction
Getting and using .CO.NL Domain Names is subject to specific conditions in addition to EuroDNS' Terms & Conditions. Registering one or more .CO.NL Domain Name implies full acceptance of those Terms.

4/ Disputes

Disputes on Domain Names Registered during the Sunrise and Grandfather Period are subject to specific Rules of Reconsideration established by .the .CO.NL Operator and Deloitte.
Disputes on Domain Names Registered during the Landrush Period and the Open Registration are subject to ADR rules set in place by the Czech Arbitration Court (http://www.adr.eu/adr/adr_rules/index.php).

I. Generalities

General conditions to get 'CO.NL' Domain names

To obtain a 'CO.NL' Domain name from the CO.NL Operator during the Grandfather Period or the Sunrise Period, the applicant (you!) must meet the criteria set-out by the Operator. However there is no specific requirement to register a CO.NL domain name after the Sunrise Period. Please note: For the avoidance of doubt as well as for any aspect of the Sunrise process not covered in this document, the Registrant or Holder agrees that he/she has read and understood the official Sunrise Policy Document provided by the Operator at http://domain.co.nl/en/sunrise-policy.html

What is the annual cost for a 'CO.NL' Domain name?

EuroDNS will charge its customers €14 per year for each 'CO.NL' domain name registered on their behalf through the Operator.

II Specific Situations - "Grandfather" period for .NL domain names holders

1/ What is the Grandfather Period

In order to allow .NL domain name holder to protect their rights, the Operator has put in place a process whereby holders of a domain name registered in the .NL ccTLD are entitled to apply for the corresponding registration in .CO.NL within the Grandfather Period. The "Grandfather" period is subject to a specific procedure and time restrictions, which will no longer apply for open registrations when the "Grandfather" period is over.

2/ How to benefit from the Grandfather Period

The Grandfather Period will start at 09:00 am GMT on the 18th of November 2008 and close at 09:00 am GMT on the 15th of January 2009. In order to be protected under Grandfather, the .NL domain name has to be registered prior to the beginning of the Grandfather Period. As a proof of such registration, the .NL Domain Name holder must: Provide the .NL domain name he is holding including the .NL extension Apply for the exact same CO.NL domain name Use the same details as displayed in the .NL Registry whois Ensure that the Administrative Contact of .the NL domain name is reachable through the details provided in the .NL Registry whois

No documentary evidence will be asked of the Customer to support the Grandfather request, the accuracy of the data will be enough by itself in most cases. However the .CO.NL Operator may have to make a posteriori checks. In that case, you will have to forward the documentary evidence to EuroDNS which will then send it to the .CO.NL Operator

4/ Costs

Due to its specific level of protection, Grandfather Registration is subject to an increased price, directly determined by the .CO.NL Operator. This is why a minimum two years registration is mandatory and a non refundable € 90 validation fee will be charged.

5/ Disputes on a Grandfather Registration

Should you believe a Grandfather Registration is infringing on your legitimate rights, or that a .CO.NL was wrongly awarded, you can initiate a Grandfather Reconsideration Process through the .CO.NL Operator as described in the Sunrise Policy.

III Specific Situations - "Sunrise" period for Trademark holders

1/ What is the Sunrise Period

In order to protect companies and private individuals from abusive registration of 'CO.NL'. Domain names which would infringe on their Trademarks, The CO.NL Operator created a period defined as "Sunrise" to enable holders of such rights to register the corresponding 'CO.NL' domain names on a priority basis. The "Sunrise" period is subject to a specific procedure and time restrictions, which will no longer apply for open registrations when the "Sunrise" period is over.

2/ How to benefit from the Sunrise Period

a)Principle

The Sunrise Period will start at 09:00 am GMT on the 10th of February 2009 and close at 09:00 am GMT on the 26th of February 2009. In order to be protected under Sunrise, the Trademark has to be registered in any worldwide trademark office/Operator. As a proof of such registration, Trademark holders must provide: Their specific trademark at least 2 (two) characters long, in unaccented ASCII characters. The Trademark or serial number from the Trademark Operator
The Trademark registration date (when the TM has come into full force and effect) as recorded by the Trademark Operator.
The Country or Locality in which the Trademark has been registered.
The capacity of the Sunrise applicant (“OWNER”, or an “ASSIGNEE”).

b) Points to note

Inorder to be valid under the Sunrise, the Trademark cannot be shorter than three characters. In addition, only selected characters are available for the trademark: letters, numbers, spaces, punctuations and special characters (which must be omitted or replaced by hyphen). Accented and combined characters must be replaced by their equivalent base character.
The country in which the Trademark has been registered must be entered using the relevant Code (http://www.wipo.int/export/sites/www/scit/en/standards/pdf/03-03-01.pdf.) When asked to specify a date for the Trademark, use the following format: YYYY-MM-DD (i.e.: October 9th 2007 gives « 2007-10-09 ») No documentary evidence will be asked of the Customer to support the Sunrise request, the accuracy of the data will be enough by itself in most cases. However, The CO.NL Operator may have to make a posteriori checks. In that case, you will have to forward the documentary evidence to EuroDNS which will then send it to The CO.NL Operator

3/ Costs

Due to its premium character and the validation work implied, Sunrise Registration is subject to an increased price, directly determined by the .CO.NL Operator. This is why a minimum of two years registration is mandatory and a non refundable €120 validation fee will be charged.

4/ Disputes on a Sunrise Registration

Should you believe a Sunrise Registration is infringing on your legitimate rights, or that a .CO.NL was wrongly awarded, you can initiate a Sunrise Reconsideration Process through the .CO.NL Operator as described in the Sunrise Policy.

IV Specific Situations - "Landrush" open to anyone

1/ What is the Landrush Period

In order to allow companies and private individuals from all over the world to obtain the very .CO.NL domain name they want. The CO.NL Operator has established a specific period allowing any applicant to obtain its .CO.NL on a priority basis in exchange of a premium fee.

2/ How to benefit from the Landrush Period

The Landrush Period open at 2:00 pm GMT on the 17th of March 2009 and close at 2:00 pm GMT on the 31st of March 2009. There is no specific requirements to apply for a .CO.NL domain name during this period.
Registrations during Landrush are subject to the standard registration conditions reachable at : http://domain.co.nl/en/domain-name-charter.html

3/ Costs

Due to its premium character, Landrush Registration is subject to an increased price, directly determined by .the .CO.NL Operator. This is why a minimum of two years registration is mandatory and a non refundable €16 premium fee will be charged.

V. Registering a .CO.NL Domain Name

1/ General Principle

Go to the EuroDNS homepage and select ".CO.NL Domain Name".

Input the domain name you wish to Register and the Period for which you wish to get it: Grandfather, Sunrise, Landrush. The costs for the Registration will be displayed in your cart, including the applicable 2 years minimum. You can modify your request or go directly to payment of the complete sum displayed on the page.

Once the payment has been processed, your request will be dated and recorded in our system and in your EuroDNS Customer account area. It will then be transmitted to The CO.NL Operator, once the Operator opens for the submission of registrations. This submission will be made as quickly as possible reflecting the access limitations applied by The CO.NL Operator, and the sequence in which your paid application was accepted on our Website.

We at EuroDNS are committed to support you throughout this important process, bringing you the highest quality of service. Be sure we will help you to make the most of your .CO.NL identity on the Internet.

Yours sincerely,
The EuroDNS Management Team

.TEL specific conditions

.TEL Registrations: Now open !
EuroDNS is the first Registrar officially accredited by Telnic Limited, the .TEL Registry to allow private individuals and companies to apply for .TEL Domain names. To help all parties benefit from this great opportunity, EuroDNS is now accepting Sunrise, Premium Landrush and Go Live applications for .TEL Domain names. This document - which integrates EuroDNS' Terms & Conditions of Registration but does not wish to replace the Registry's official documentation available at http://http://www.telnic.org/downloads/AUP.pdf/ - aims to answer your questions on the topic and help you understand the process, including so-called Sunrise Period, more clearly.

Summary

1/ Schedule

Sunrise: from 3 December 2008 to February 2 2009
Premium LandRush: from 3 February to 23 March 2009
Open Registration: from 24 March 2009

2/ Fees

Registration open to anyone: € 18 /year (ex. VAT)
"Premium Landrush Period", open to anyone: € 115/year (3 years minimum, ex. VAT)
"Sunrise", reserved to Trademark holders: € 18/year plus a € 290 setup fee (3 years minimum ex. VAT)

3/ General Rules

.TEL Registrations are subject to the "First Come, First Served" principle during every phases mentioned above.
.TEL Registrations are available to companies and individuals of each category without any Geographic restriction
Getting and using .TEL Domain Names is subject to specific conditions in addition to EuroDNS' Terms & Conditions. Registering one or more .TEL Domain Name implies full acceptance of those Terms.

4/ Disputes

Disputes on Domain Names Registered during the Sunrise Period are subject to specific Rules established by Telnic Limited (http://www2.telnic.org/downloads/Sunrise_Policy.pdf)
Disputes on Domain Names Registered during the Premium Landrush Period and the Open Registration are subject to UDRP rules set in place by ICANN (http://www.icann.org/udrp/udrp.htm).

I. Generalities When should we start?

Now !
Even though current applications cannot be submitted to .TEL Registry, until December 3rd 2008 (See Telnic Limited's site for complementary information http://www2.telnic.org) for the so-called "Sunrise" Period reserved for holders of Trademarks - or before February 3rd of 2009 for applications opened to everyone else, you are advised to submit your applications as soon as possible: the date of your request alongside the related payment will determine the order in which EuroDNS will submit your application to .the .TEL Registry for handling, and validation.

General conditions to get '.TEL' Domain names

To obtain a '.TEL' Domain name from Telnic Limited during the Sunrise Period, the applicant (you!) must meet the criteria set-out by the Registry.
However there is no specific requirement to register a .TEL domain name after the Sunrise Period.

For the avoidance of doubt as well as for any aspect the Sunrise process not covered in this document, the Registrant or Holder agrees that he/she has read and understood the official Sunrise Policy Document provided by Telnic Limited at: http://www2.telnic.org/downloads/Sunrise_Guide.pdf
What is the annual cost for a '.TEL' Domain name?

EuroDNS will charge its customers € 18 per year for each '.TEL' domain name registered on their behalf through Telnic Limited with a minimum term of 1 year (minimum registration period offered by the Registry outside of Sunrise and Premium Landrush Period).

II Specific Situations - "Sunrise" period for Trademark holders

1/ What is the Sunrise Period

In order to protect companies and private individuals from abusive registration of '.TEL'. Domain names which would infringe on their Trademarks, Telnic Limited created a period defined as "Sunrise" to enable holders of such rights to register the corresponding '.TEL' domain names on a priority basis. The "Sunrise" period is subject to a specific procedure and time restrictions, which will no longer apply for open registrations when the "Sunrise" period is over.

2/ How to benefit from the Sunrise Period

a) Principle
The Sunrise Period open at 15:00 GMT on 3 December 2008 and closes at 23:59 GMT on 2 February 2009. In order to be protected under Sunrise, the Trademark has to be registered in any worldwide trademark office/registry. As a proof of such registration, Trademark holders must provide:

The name or description of the trademark on which the Sunrise application is based;
The country, region, locality wherein or the organisation by whom the trademark has been registered ;
The registration number of the trademark;
The capacity of the Sunrise applicant (OWNER”, a “LICENSEE”, or an “ASSIGNEE)

b) Points to note

In order to be valid under the Sunrise, the Trademark cannot be shorter than three characters. In addition, only selected characters are available for the trademark: letters, numbers, spaces, punctuations and special characters (which must be omitted or replaced by hyphen). Accented and combined characters must be replaced by their equivalent base character.
The country in which the Trademark has been registered must be entered using the relevant Code (see https://www.wipo.int/scit/en/standards/pdf/03-03-01.pdf)).
When asked to specify a date for the Trademark, use the following format: YYYY-MM-DD (i.e.: October 9th 2007 gives « 2007-10-09 »)
n order to be considered as valid under the Sunrise, Trademarks must have been filled before the 30th of May 2008 and registered prior to date of submission of the application to the Registry.
No documentary evidence will be asked of the Customer to support the Sunrise request, the accuracy of the data will be enough by itself in most cases. However, . Telnic Limited may have to make a posteriori checks. In that case, you will have to forward the documentary evidence to EuroDNS which will then send it to Telnic Limited

3/ Costs

Due to its specific level of protection, Sunrise Registration is subject to an increased price, directly determined by .the Registry. This is why a minimum of three years registration is mandatory and a non refundable € 290 premium will be charged.

4/ Disputes on a Sunrise Registration

Should you believe a Sunrise Registration is infringing on your legitimate rights, or that a .TEL was wrongly awarded, you can initiate a Reconsideration process..

III Specific Situations - "Premium Landrush"

1/ What is the Premium Landrush Period

In order to allow companies and private individuals from all over the world to obtain the very the '.TEL' domain name they want. Telnic Limited has established a specific period allowing any applicant to obtain his .TEL domain(s) on a priority basis in exchange of a premium fee.

2/ How to benefit from the Premium Landrush Period

The Premium Landrush Period open at 15:00 GMT on 3 February 2009 and close at 23:59 GMT on 23 March 2009. There is no specific requirements to apply for a .TEL domain name during this period.

Registrations during Landrush are subject to the standard registration conditions reachable at : http://www2.telnic.org/downloads/AUP.pdf

3/ Costs

Due to its premium character, Landrush Registration is subject to an increased price, directly determined by .the Registry. This is why a minimum of three years registration is mandatory and a yearly premium registration fee of € 115 will be charged.

IV. Registering a .TEL Domain Name

Go to the EuroDNS homepage - http://www.eurodns.com - and select ".TEL Domain Name". Input the domain name you wish to Register and the Period for which you wish to get it: Sunrise, Premium Landrush; Live. Sunrise, Premium Landrush. The costs for the Registration will be displayed in your cart, including the applicable setup fee for the elected period. You can modify your request or go directly to payment of the complete sum displayed on the page. Once the payment has been processed, your request will be dated and recorded in our system and in your EuroDNS Customer account area. It will then be transmitted to Telnic Limited, once the Registry opens for the submission of registrations. This submission will be made as quickly as possible reflecting the access limitations applied by Telnic Limited, and the sequence in which your paid application was accepted on our Website.

We at EuroDNS are committed to support you throughout this important process, bringing you the highest quality of service. Be sure we will help you to make the most of your .TEL identity on the Internet.

V. Telnic Specific Terms

Telnic Registry provides the following specific Terms & Conditions pertaining to .Tel Registrations :

1/ Responsibility for Content.

The Customer is solely and fully responsible for all information, data and text (“Content”) provided in connection with the .Tel Domain Name. The name service provider, its service providers and designees shall have the right (but not the obligation) in their sole discretion to refuse or remove any Content.

2/ Use of Information.

The Customer agrees to provide updated, current Content. If The Customer provides information about a third Party or employer, The Customer hereby represents and warrants that it has (a) provided notice to that third Party of the disclosure and use of that Party’s information in connection with the Domain Name, and (b) obtained that third Party’s express consent to the disclosure and use of that Party’s information.

The Customer expressly consents to the use of Content by Telnic and its service providers to provide the Services, to conduct analyses related to the Services, and as otherwise described in Telnic’s posted privacy policy.

3/ Prohibited Activities.

The Customer will not use the services or provide Content which could (a) violate any applicable local, state or national law, (b) give rise to criminal, civil or other liability to the name service provider, its service provider or designees, or (c) damage the reputation of the name service provider, its service provider or designees.

4/ Reservation of Rights.

EuroDNS and/or its service providers reserve the right to withhold or suspend services as it deems necessary in its discretion; (a) to protect the integrity and stability of the registry; (b) to comply with any applicable laws, government rules or requirements, requests of law enforcement, or any dispute resolution process; (c) to avoid any liability, civil or criminal, on their part, as well as on the part of their affiliates, subsidiaries, officers, directors, and employees; (d) for violations of this Agreement, including, without limitation, the exhibits hereto; (e) to correct mistakes in connection with a domain name registration; (f) to enforce the TLD Requirements; and (g) to prevent use of the Domain Name in a manner contrary to the intended purpose of the Registry TLD. EuroDNS and/or its service providers also reserve the right to suspend the provision of services during resolution of a dispute.

5/ Representations and Warranties.

The Customer represents and warrants that:

a. to its knowledge, the Content does not and will not infringe upon or otherwise violate the rights of any third Party;

b. it does not intend to use the Content for any unlawful purposes;

c. it will not knowingly submit Content in violation of any applicable laws or regulations or of the rights of any third parties; and

d. it will comply with the TLD Requirements.

6/ Communications with the Customer.

Telnic shall have the right to communicate directly with the The Customer in connection with any issue relating to a Domain Name and the Customer ’s membership of the .tel community. The The Customer will respond promptly to such communications from Telnic and will resolve in any errors in content notified to the Customer .

7/ Jurisdiction and Applicable Law.

Any dispute, controversy or claim between the Customer and Telnic relating to a Domain Name or a request for a Domain Name shall be subject to the laws of England and Wales and the Parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.

Yours sincerely,
The EuroDNS Management Team

.ME specific conditions

.Me Registrations: Now open !
EuroDNS is one of the first Registrars officially accredited by . doMEn, d.o.o, the .ME Registry to allow private individuals and companies to apply for .ME Domain names. To help all parties benefit from this great opportunity, EuroDNS is now accepting General Sunrise applications for .ME Domain names. This document - which integrates EuroDNS' Terms & Conditions of Registration but does not wish to replace the Registry's official documentation available at http://Domain.me - aims to answer your questions on the topic and help you understand the process, including so-called Sunrise Period, more clearly.

Summary

1/ Schedule

General Sunrise: from May 6th to May 20th 2008
LandRush: from June 6th to June 26th 2008
Open Registration: from July 17th 2008

2/ Fees

Registration open to anyone: € 24 /year (2 years minimum, ex. VAT)
"Landrush Period", open to anyone but with potential auction: €48/year (2 years minimum, ex. VAT)
"General Sunrise", reserved to Trademark holders but with potential auction €175/year (5 years minimum ex. VAT)

3/ General Rules

Except in Sunrise and Landrush, .Me Registrations are subject to the "First Come, First Served" principle.
.Me Registrations are available to companies and individuals of each category without any Geographic restriction
Getting and using .Me Domain Names is subject to specific conditions in addition to EuroDNS' Terms & Conditions. Registering one or more .Me Domain Name implies full acceptance of those Terms.

4/ Disputes

Disputes on Domain Names Registered during the Sunrise Period are subject to specific Rules established by DoMEn d.o.o (http://www.domen.me/cms/site_files/dotME_Sunrise_Challenge_Rules.pdf)
Disputes on Domain Names Registered during the Landrush Period and the Open Registration are subject to UDRP rules set in place by ICANN (http://www.icann.org/udrp/udrp.htm).

I. Generalities When should we start?

Now !
Even though actual applications cannot be submitted to .ME Registry, until May 6th (See DoMEn d.o.o's site for complementary information: http://domain.me) for the so-called "General Sunrise" Period reserved for holders of Trademarks - or before June 6th 2008 for applications opened to everyone else, you are advised to submit your applications as soon as possible: the date of your request alongside the related payment will determine the order in which EuroDNS will submit your application to .the .ME Registry for handling, potential Auction, and validation.

General conditions to get '.ME' Domain names

To obtain a '.ME' Domain name from DoMEn d.o.o during the General Sunrise Period, the applicant (you!) must meet the criteria set-out by the Registry.
However there is no specific requirement to register a .ME domain name after the General Sunrise Period.

For the avoidance of doubt as well as for any aspect the Sunrise process not covered in this document, the Registrant or Holder agrees that he/she has read and understood the official Sunrise Policy Document provided by DoMEn d.o.o at http://www.domen.me/cms/site_files/dotME_Sunrise_Challenge_Rules.pdf

What is the annual cost for a '.ME' Domain name?

EuroDNS will charge its customers € 24 per year for each '.ME' domain name registered on their behalf through DoMEn d.o.o with a minimum term of 2 years (minimum registration period offered by the Registry outside of Sunrise Period).

II Specific Situations - "Sunrise" period for Trademark holders

1/ What is the Sunrise Period

In order to protect companies and private individuals from abusive registration of '.ME'. Domain names which would infringe on their Trademarks, DoMEn d.o.o created a period defined as "Sunrise" to enable holders of such rights to register the corresponding '.ME' domain names on a priority basis.
The "Sunrise" period is subject to a specific procedure and time restrictions, which will no longer apply for open registrations when the "Sunrise" period is over.

2/ How to benefit from the Sunrise Period

a) Principle
The General Sunrise Period will last from May 6th to May 20th 2008.
In order to be protected under Sunrise, the Trademark has to be registered in any worldwide trademark office/registry. As a proof of such registration, Trademark holders must provide:

Their specific trademark at least 3 (three) characters long, in unaccented ASCII characters.
The Trademark or serial number from the Trademark Registry
The Trademark application date (when the TM has been submitted for Registration) as recorded by the Trademark Registry.
The Trademark registration date (when the TM has come into full force and effect) as recorded by the Trademark Registry.
The Country or Locality in which the Trademark has been registered.

b) Points to note

In order to be valid under the Sunrise, the Trademark cannot be shorter than three characters. In addition, only selected characters are available for the trademark: letters, numbers, spaces, punctuations and special characters (which must be omitted or replaced by hyphen). Accented and combined characters must be replaced by their equivalent base character.
The country in which the Trademark has been registered must be entered using the relevant Code (see http://www.domain.me/cms/site_files/dotME_IPR-cc-locality_field.txt).
When asked to specify a date for the Trademark, use the following format: YYYY-MM-DD (i.e.: October 9th 2007 gives « 2007-10-09 »)
In order to be considered as valid under the Sunrise, Trademarks must have been filled before June 28th, 2006.
No documentary evidence will be asked of the Customer to support the Sunrise request, the accuracy of the data will be enough by itself in most cases. However, . DoMEn d.o.o may have to make a posteriori checks. In that case, you will have to forward the documentary evidence to EuroDNS which will then send it to DoMEn d.o.o

3/ Auction Process

The following policies apply to both Sunrise and Landrush applications unless otherwise indicated.
While the First Come First served principle will apply for Open Registration, DoMEn d.o.o elected to allow for applicants to compete without being tied to mere timing. Using the Auction process, a Registrant whose information has been successfully pre-approved can bid for a particular Domain name. If the bid is successful, the Registrant will then be awarded the .ME Domain Name.

For more information, the complete and detailed Auction Process can be reached at: http://www.domain.me/index.php?page=21

4/ Disputes on a Sunrise Registration

Should you believe a Sunrise Registration is infringing on your legitimate rights, or that a .ME was wrongly awarded, you can initiate a Sunrise Dispute Process through the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) as described in the Sunrise Challenge Policy and Sunrise Challenge Rules.

III. Registering a .ME Domain Name

1/ General Principle

Go to the EuroDNS homepage - http://www.eurodns.com - and select ".ME Domain Name". Input the domain name you wish to Register and the Period for which you wish to get it: General Sunrise, Landrush.
The costs for the Registration will be displayed in your cart, including the applicable 2 or 5 years minimum for the elected period.
You can modify your request or go directly to payment of the complete sum displayed on the page.
Once the payment has been processed, your request will be dated and recorded in our system and in your EuroDNS Customer account area. It will then be transmitted to DoMEn d.o.o, once the Registry opens for the submission of registrations.
This submission will be made as quickly as possible reflecting the access limitations applied by DoMEn d.o.o, and the sequence in which your paid application was accepted on our Website. The Auction process should then end of the applicable period. You will then be informed of the outcome of the Auction.

We at EuroDNS are committed to support you throughout this important process, bringing you the highest quality of service. Be sure we will help you to make the most of your .ME identity on the Internet.

Yours sincerely,
The EuroDNS Management Team

.ME auctions

1. Why an Auction?

Because many .Me domain names are still highly sought after, the .Me Registry has setup an internal auction process. Under this scheme, several applicants for the same domain name on this list can each bid for the chance to become the exclusive registrant of the name.

This documents outlines certain rules that you agree to follow by entering a .Me auction using the EuroDNS platform.

2. The Auction Process

a) Duration
Auctions last 7 days starting:
* for the first auction Apr 23 thru Apr 29,
* for the second auction May 14 thru May 20
The minimum registration after an auction is one year.

b) Minimum bidding
* $100 (one-hundred US Dollars) for the first auction (Apr 23 thru Apr 29)
* $75 (seventy-five US Dollars) for the second auction.

c) Bidding process
* Applicants may place a maximum bid and a proxy service will automatically bid for them. Minimum increment between bids is 5 US Dollars.
* Alternatively, applicants may place a fixed bid in real time at the next bid increment level.
* The winning bidder and the Registrant contact (if different) will be notified via email.

d) Payment
* The winning bidder will have 72 hours to arrange payment through the .ME auction platform via credit card or wire transfer.
* The winning bidder should allow 72 hours for the payment to be validated. If there are any issues with payment validation the winning bidder will be notified and allowed sufficient time to rectify any such issues.
* After the payment has been validated the name will be registered under the management of EuroDNS and allocated to the Registrant as listed in the application.
* However to be allowed to access to the management of its domain name, the winning bidder will have to first pay the yearly registration fee to EuroDNS

3. Schedule

a) April Auction
* Starting Apr 06th (00:00:00 UTC) thru Apr 20th (23:59:59 UTC) EuroDNS will collect and submit your applications for the Auctions.
* Notifications will be sent to participants by the Registry on April 22nd
* The Auctions will be held from Apr 23rd thru Apr 29th

b) May Auction
* Starting Apr 27th (00:00:00 UTC) thru May 11th (23:59:59 UTC) EuroDNS will collect and submit your applications for the Auctions.
* Notifications will be sent to participants by the Registry on May 13th
* The Auctions will be held from May 14th thru May 20th

4. Miscellaneous

a) Incomplete Auctions

An Incomplete Auction is one in which no bids are received from invited bidders, or no validated payment is received from the winning bidders. In either event, the .ME Registry reserves the right to determine the best course of action in each case.

b) Fraudulent Activity

Any auction in which fraudulent activity is suspected will be immediately suspended and/or may be declared null and void. In either event, the .ME Registry reserves the right to determine the best course of action in each case, which may include, but is not limited to, any of the following:

1. Rescind the allocated name.
2. Reschedule the auction.
3. Pursue further investigation and prosecution.
4. Consider it an Incomplete Auction.

.ASIA specific conditions

.Asia Registrations:
Now open ! EuroDNS is one of the first Registrars officially accredited by .ASIA Organization, the dotASIA Registry to allow private individuals and companies to apply for ‘dotAsia’ Domain names. To help all parties benefit from this great opportunity, EuroDNS is now accepting pre-registrations for ‘dotAsia’ Domain names. This document – which integrates EuroDNS’ Terms & Conditions of Registration but does not wish to replace the Registry’s official documentation available at http://Registry.asia – aims to answer your questions on the topic and help you understand the process, including so-called Sunrise Periods, more clearly. Summary

1/ Schedule

Early Bird Sunrise (SR2a): October 9th to October 30th 2007
General Sunrise (SR2b): November 13th 2007 to January 31st 2008
Extended Sunrise (SR2c): November 13th 2007 to January 31st 2008
Entity Names Sunrise (SR3): November 13th 2007 to January 31st 2008
“Landrush” Period, open to anyone, two years registration and auction: February 2008
Registration open to all, first come first served: March 2008

2/ Fees

Registration open to anyone: € 18 /year
“Landrush” Period, open to anyone but with potential auction: € 36 /year (2 years minimum, ex. VAT)
“Early Bird” Sunrise (SR2a): € 90 premium, on top of the usual Registration fee of € 36 (2 years minimum ex. VAT)
“General” Sunrise (SR2b): € 90 premium, on top of the usual Registration fee of € 36 (2 years minimum ex. VAT)
“Extended” Sunrise (SR2c): € 90 premium, on top of the usual Registration fee of € 36 (2 years minimum ex. VAT)
“Entity” Sunrise: € 90 premium, on top of the usual Registration fee of € 36 (2 years minimum ex. VAT)

3/ General Rules

Except in Sunrise and Landrush, .Asia Registrations are subject to the “First Come, First Served” principle.
.Asia Registrations are available to companies and individuals of each category who can justify a point of presence in one of the 145 Countries that define Asia Region, as established by ICANN (see all “AP” countries listed on http://www.icann.org/montreal/geo-regions-topic.htm for details).
Getting and using .Asia Domain Names is subject to specific conditions in addition to EuroDNS’ Terms & Conditions. Registering one or more dotAsia Domain Name implies full acceptance of those Terms.

4/ Disputes

Disputes on Domain Names Registered during the Sunrise Period are subject to specific Rules of Reconsideration established by .ASIA Organization and Deloitte.
Disputes on Domain Names Registered after the Sunrise Period are subject to UDRP rules set in place by ICANN (http://www.icann.org/udrp/udrp.htm).

I. Generalities When should we start ?

Right NOW!
Even though actual applications cannot be submitted to .ASIA Organization, the dotAsia Registry, until October 9th (See .ASIA Organization’s site for complementary information: http://Registry.Asia) for the so-called “Sunrise” Period reserved for holders of Prior Rights – or before February 2008 for applications opened to everyone else, it is crucial that you submit your applications now! The date of your request alongside the related payment will determine the order in which EuroDNS will submit your application to .ASIA Organization for handling, potential Auction, and validation.

General conditions to get ‘.Asia’ Domain names

To obtain a ‘.Asia’ Domain name from .ASIA Organization the applicant (you!) must meet the criteria set-out by the Registry. This apply both for the Sunrise periods or after the start of the General Registration process (on February 2008).
.Asia is open to any company or individual with a contact in the Asia Pacific Region that can establish a “Charter Eligibility Declaration” (CED for short, see below). The CED can be the Administrative Contact or the Billing Contact (the Technical Contact has to remain EuroDNS for technical reasons).
However, the future holder of the .Asia Domain Name must expressly commit to specific Terms of use of the service, which form a full part of EuroDNS’ Terms & Conditions (http://www.eurodns.com/documents/terms-and-conditions)

What is the annual cost for a ‘.Asia’ Domain name?

EuroDNS will charge its customers € 18 for each ‘.Asia’ domain name registered on their behalf through .ASIA Organization for one year (minimum registration period offered by the Registry outside of Sunrise Period). II Specific Situations - “Sunrise” period for Trademark holders EuroDNS is one of the first Registrars officially accredited by EuroDNS is one of the first Registrars officially accredited by

Please Note: For the avoidance of doubt as well as for any aspect the Sunrise process not covered in this document, the Registrant or Holder agrees that he/she has read and understood the official Sunrise Policy Document provided by the DotAsia Organization at http://www.registry.asia/policies/DotAsia-Sunrise-Policies--COMPLETE-2007-08-10.pdf

1/ What is the Sunrise Period

In order to protect companies and private individuals from abusive registration of ‘.Asia’. Domain names which would infringe their Trademarks, .ASIA Organization created a period defined as "Sunrise" to enable holders of such rights to register the corresponding ‘.Asia’ domain names on a priority basis. The “Sunrise” period is subject to a specific procedure and time restrictions, which will no longer apply for open registrations when the “Sunrise” period is over.

2/ How to benefit from the Sunrise Period

a) Principle The Trademark Sunrise Period will last from October 9th 2007 to January 31th 2008. In order to be protected under Sunrise, the Trademark must be registered in a trademark office/registry present in countries or states from the WIPO ST3 List (See http://www.wipo.int/scit/en/standards/pdf/03-03-01.pdf) Trademark holders will have to provide:

Their specific trademark at least three characters long, in unaccented ASCII characters.
The Trademark or serial number from the Trademark Registry
The Trademark application date (when the TM has been submitted for Registration) as recorded by the Trademark Registry.
The Trademark registration date (when the TM has come into full force and effect) as recorded by the Trademark Registry.
The Class in which the Trademark has been Registered, from the Nice Classification (see http://www.wipo.int/classifications/nivilo/nice/)
The Country or Locality in which the Trademark has been Registered.

b) Points to note

In order to be valid under the Sunrise, the Trademark cannot be shorter than three characters. In addition, only selected characters are available for the trademark: letters, numbers, spaces, punctuations and special characters (which must be omitted or replaced by hyphen). Accented and combined characters must be replaced by their equivalent base character.
The country in which the Trademark has been registered must be entered using the relevant ISO Code (see http://www.iso.ch/iso/en/prods-services/iso3166ma/02iso-3166-code-lists/list-en1.html).
When asked to specify a date for the Trademark, use the following format: YYYY-MM-DD (i.e.: October 9th 2007 gives « 2007-10-09 »)
In order to be protected under the Early Bird Sunrise, Trademarks must have been filled before March 16th 2004. For General Sunrise and Entity Sunrise, Trademarks must have been filled before December 6th 2006.
No documentary evidence will be asked of the Customer to support the Sunrise request, the accuracy of the data will be enough by itself in most cases. However, .ASIA Organization may have to make a posteriori checks. In that case, you will have to forward the documentary evidence to EuroDNS which will then send it to .ASIA Organization.

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c) Early Bird and General Sunrise (S2a and S2b)

S2a and S2b are devised to allow TM holders to register domain names based solely on their trademarks as they are registered in the relevant TM Registry. The TM itself (and it alone) can be registered as a .ASIA Domain Name.
In order to be eligible for protection under S2a, the Trademark must have been applied for on or before March 16, 2004.
In order to be eligible for protection under S2b, the Trademark must have been applied for on or before December 6, 2006.

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d) Extended Sunrise (S2c)

Sunrise 2c is devised to allow TM holders that would qualify for S2a and S2b to register domain names that are more descriptive of the activity attached to the Trademark, using the Nice Classification Class (see http://www.wipo.int/classifications/nivilo/nice/index.htm).
The .ASIA Domain Name registered under S2c would be the TM itself and any additional significant word or phrases that appear in the title, subtitle or description of the Class.
As stated by the Registry: “To be an Acceptable Extension to the Domain Name Applied For, the word(s) taken from the class title, subtitle or description to be appended to the Registered Mark must be a significant enough word to identify the class the mark is associated with”.
During the Domain Name Registration process with EuroDNS you will be prompted to select the relevant Class for which you seek additional protection. The Validation Agent for dotAsia Organization will then check if the word attached to the Trademark is a part of this class significant enough to create a Domain Name with this combination.
o For example, “Class 1” based on the 9th edition of the NICE Classification by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has the following description: “Chemicals used in industry, science and photography, as well as in agriculture, horticulture and forestry; unprocessed artificial resins, unprocessed plastics; manures; fire extinguishing compositions; tempering and soldering preparations; chemical substances for preserving foodstuffs; tanning substances; adhesives used in industry.” A Registered Mark for “ABCD” under this class may therefore apply for “ABCDChemicals.asia”, “ChemicalsABCD.asia”, “ABCD-Tanning-Substances.asia” or “ABCDFireExtingusihingCompositions.asia” etc., but not “ABCD-in-industry.asia” or “ABCDunprocessed.asia”.

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e) Entity Sunrise (S3)

Sunrise 3 is devised to allow preliminary registration for companies, organisations, societies, partnerships… That are not eligible as a Trademark (if a Registration is awarded for the same string under a Trademark Sunrise, the application for S3 will be automatically cancelled).
As stated by the Registry: For those entities whose names are themselves registered trademarks (or for SR3), entity type identifiers such as “Ltd.”, “Co. Ltd.”, “Inc.” may be omitted to form the Domain Name Applied For. For example, “ABCD Ltd.”, “Ltd.” may be omitted from the Domain Name Applied For, and “ABCD.asia” shall be considered acceptable.
To benefit from Sunrise 3, the Company must be in good standing and provide documentary evidence to the name such as, but not limited to, a receipt from the Registry of commerce. Such document must be provided to the Registry either as a PDF or a link to a relevant web page.

3/ Auction Process

While the First Come First served principle will apply after Sunrise, the dotAsia Organization elected to allow for holders of similar trademarks to compete without being tied to mere timing. Using the “open auction” process, a Registrant whose information has been successfully pre-approved can bid for a particular trademark for which it holds the relevant documentation. If the bid is successful, the Registrant will then be awarded the .asia Domain Name. As stated by the Registry: “Auctions will be held exclusively amongst eligible bidders. As such, this is described as a “closed auction” as opposed to an “open auction” where additional bidders (i.e. other domain name applicants) may join in at anytime during the auction period. A conventional “English-style” auction format where eligible bidders will bid against one another, with each bid being higher than the previous bid will be used. Each Applicant (i.e. bidder) will be able to observe the price of each bid placed by itself or its competitors. That is, the current bid price and whether or not the Applicant is the leading bidder. The auction ends when no participant is willing to bid further within a reasonable period of time as determined by the Registry or its auction agent, and the winner being the highest bidder.” You can withdraw from an auction provided that the Registry is notified in good time and in any event prior to the commencement of the auction. If there is only one bidder remaining after such a withdrawal, the auction will be cancelled and the domain allocated to the remaining bidder. Because EuroDNS is an accredited Auction provider for .Asia Sunrise, you can bid directly from this site… The .ASIA domain name of your choice may be one click away!

4/ Costs Due to its specific level of protection,

Sunrise Registration is subject to an increased price, directly determined by .ASIA Organization. This is why a minimum of two years registration is mandatory and a non refundable € 90 premium will be charged.

5/ Disputes on a Sunrise Registration

Should you believe a Sunrise Registration is infringing on your legitimate rights, or that a .ASIA was wrongly awarded, you can initiate a Reconsideration process.

6/ Landrush and Auction Before the General Opening,

dotAsia Organization creates a specific period where anybody can submit a request on a first come first served basis without any particular link to a trademark or verification. However, if two or more requests for the same string of characters are submitted, the winning registration will be determined by an Auction, under an identical process to the Sunrise’s.

III. Registering a .Asia Domain Name

1/ General Principle

Go and browse the new version of our EuroDNS site – http://www.eurodns.com – and select “.Asia Domain Name”. Input the domain name you wish to Register and the Period for which you wish to get it: Early Bird or Regular Sunrise, Landrush or General Registration. The costs for the Registration will be displayed in your cart, including the Sunrise Premium of € 90 and the two-years minimum for this period. You can modify your request or go directly to payment of the complete sum displayed on the page. Once the payment has been processed, your request will be dated and recorded in our system and in your EuroDNS Customer account area. It will then be transmitted to .ASIA Organization, once the Registry opens for the submission of registrations. Before the opening of October 9th, you can go back to your order to specify or modify contact information including your local contact meeting the Charter Eligibility Declaration document. This submission will be made as quickly as possible reflecting the access limitations applied by .ASIA Organization, and the sequence in which your paid application was accepted on our Website. The Auction process should then starts during the two-weeks period. You will then be informed of the outcome of the Auction.

2/ Charter Eligibility Declaration or CED

Due to the specific nature of the TLD, DotAsia Organization wishes a tangible link between the .ASIA Domain Name and the Asia Region. To that end, you need to specify at least one of your contacts as the CED meeting the Registry’s requirement (see http://www.dotasia.org/policies/DotAsia-Charter-Eligibility--COMPLETE-2007-08-15.pdf for official details). a) Information The CED can be a company or an individual but must submit the following information:

1. Locality of establishment of the Entity
See http://www.iso.ch/iso/en/prods-services/iso3166ma/02iso-3166-code-lists/list-en1.html

2. Type of Entity

a. Corporations or Companies
b. Cooperatives
c. Partnerships or Collectives
d. Government Bodies, States, Sovereigns or Municipalities
e. Political parties or Trade Unions f. Trusts, Estates, Associations or Societies
g. Institutions h. Natural Persons i. Other

3. Form of Identification

a. Certificate of Incorporation or equivalent business registration certificate issued by the relevant government registry as confirmation of the due incorporation and valid existence of the company
b. Act, decree or legislation chartering the formation of an entity
c. Societies Registry or equivalent registry for non-corporate entities
d. Political Parties Registry
e. Passport or Citizenship ID
f. Other

4. Identification Number / Code of Reference
(e.g. Passport number, Business Certificate number, Act or Legislation number/code, etc.)
a) If 2(i) and/or 3(f) ("other") is declared, the appropriate information for the Type of Legal Entity and Form of Identification to support the claim must be provided.

b) Disputes and Consequences As stated by the Registry: the CED Contact is responsible only for acknowledging the dispute proceedings and to refer the case to the Registrant Contact. The Registrant Contact shall remain solely regarded as the Registered Domain Holder for all general purposes including all operations and liabilities regarding the use of the domain. […]The CED Contact is expected to respond and acknowledge dispute proceedings and to refer the case to the Registrant Contact. The CED Contact further agrees that the Registrant Contact shall nevertheless remain the operating contact for all operations and liabilities regarding the use of the domain, including but not limited to domain transfer and updates, or in other words be solely regarded as the Registered Domain Holder for all general purposes. EuroDNS is one of the first Registrars officially accredited by

c) EuroDNS can be your CED! In order to facilitate .ASIA Registration for its loyal customers, EuroDNS will allow its Korean subsidiary to be used as the Charter Elegibility Declaration contact. If you do not have an Asian CED to provide at the time of Registration, just choose EuroDNS Korea in the relevant pop-up menu. As an introductory offer and to allow you to make the most of the Sunrise Period, the EuroDNS CED Service is provided Free of Charge, at no extra cost to your Sunrise registration for the first year. Later on, we will communicate to you the relevant pricing, which you must agree to pay should you wish to continue the Service. Please note however that the Introductory offer does NOT cover costs legal, administrative or otherwise, that EuroDNS may have to incur through your use of the CED Service and that will remain at your charge at all time and be invoiced to you at EuroDNS’ sole discretion. We at EuroDNS are happy to support you throughout this important process, bringing you the highest quality of service. Be sure we will help you to make the most of your .ASIA identity on the Internet. Yours sincerely, The EuroDNS Management Team

.ASIA auctions

1. Why an Auction?
Because many .Asia domain names will be highly sought after, the .Asia Registry has partnered with Pool.com to create an auction process. Under this scheme, several applicants for the same domain name (whether in Sunrise or in Landrush phases) can each bid for the chance to become the exclusive registrant of the name.
Since EuroDNS has been accredited as an “Auction Provider”, this website ( www.EuroDNS.com) can serve as an interface for the Pool.com service for .Asia domain names. Kindly note that while the EuroDNS Interface is a convenient way to follow and participate in an auction on a domain name for which you submitted a registration request, EuroDNS has no control over the Pool.com auction system.
This documents outlines certain rules that you agree to follow by entering a .Asia auction using the EuroDNS platform.

2. The Auction Process
a) The DotAsia auction model follows the standard “English auction” model: participants bid against one another, with each bid being higher than the previous bid. The auction ends when no participant is willing to bid further.
b) If Registrant1 submitted a domain application for Toto.asia through its Registrar (i.e. EuroDNS) and Registrant2 submitted another domain application for Toto.asia through its own Registrar (i.e. Registrar X), and that both applications were approved by the .Asia Registry, Registrant1 and Registrant2 will both be able to participate in an auction for Toto.asia. The highest bidder at the end of the auction will be the only Registrant of Toto.asia.
c) Please note that auctions for the .Asia Domain Names can only be made by the “OPN” contact. As defined by the .Asia Registry, the “Operations and Notifications Contact” is the contact to whom documentary evidence requests, auction invitations, and reminders are to be sent and which you specificied to EuroDNS when you submitted your .Asia Registration(s).
d) Remember that only domain applications that have been approved - and if applicable validated - by the Registry may be eligible to the auction process. For example, in the case of a Sunrise application, the auction is only open to holders of the relevant Trademark. Asia auctions are “closed” because only valid applicants in the same category (Sunrise or Landrush) can bid against each other.

3. The EuroDNS Auction Interface
EuroDNS is one of the few .Asia Registrars to be an accredited auction provider and has done so to provide a consistent experience across the board to its customers. While the system remains operated by Pool.com, as a customer of EuroDNS you do not need to leave the site to perform your bidding operations and stay informed of the evolution of the bidding.
a) Open Auctions
If one of the .Asia Domain names you applied for is now part of an Auction, it will show up on this page. Clicking on the name, you can specify your maximum bidding amount or increase your bid depending on what your competitors are doing.
b) Upcoming Auctions
Not all auctions start at the same date depending on the application period. Come check this page often to avoid missing a potential auction. Remember, all times are specified in Universal Time (GMT).
c) Auctions history
Use this page to find where a specific bid stand, if a domain was awarded to somebody or if you won an auction.

4. Understanding the Auction Steps
a) Get ready
Once an auction is scheduled for competing Domain Name applications, .Asia Registry and/or Pool.com shall notify each OPN contact that the process will start soon. The warning will usually be sent ten (10) days in advance, execept for unforseen delay. As soon as the Registry and/or Pool.com has sent such a warning, EuroDNS will post a notice in the OPN's customer account. Kindly note that while it will make its best efforts to warn its customers soon enough, EuroDNS has no control over the warning process used by the Registry or potential delays.
b) Start
Auctions are scheduled to start on business days (Monday through Friday Canadian) and will have an initial close date seven (7) days later.
c) Bid!
Bids will be processed according to the “English auction” model. A bid will be considered the "maximum" that a bidder is willing to bid to but not necessarily what will be bid at this time.
Using the .Asia system, Bidders can set a maximum bid limit for a domain name, i.e, the maximum amount they are willing to pay for the domain during the auction. Within such limit, the bidding can therefore be “automatic” because the system will continue bidding for you until the bidder's maximum is reached (the system is called “proxy bidding” and is usually used by online auction companies).
Essentially, any new bid must be at least one increment higher than the previous bid in order to establish a new leader. Bids below the current auction price will have no effect on the auction. The auction system will automatically apply bids up to the customer's proxy bid provided each time it is at least one increment higher than the current bidder.
d) Outbid ?
Whenever an auction leader changes, notifications will be sent to the previous leader that they have been outbid. Previous "leaders" will have already received an outbid notification when their bid was first surpassed. The EuroDNS interface will display the applicable information on the www.eurodns.com/asiaAuctions/ page.
e) Closing of the Auction
An auction can only close when there has not been a change in leader for 24 hours. This ensures that bidders from all time zones around the world have the opportunity to respond to an OUTBID message before the auction closes. The only circumstance where there may not be an auction winner would be if no bids were placed at all.
The winning bidder and all losing bidders will receive appropriate notification from Pool.com and/or the .Asia Registry. Information shall also be posted on the www.eurodns.com/asiaAuctions/ page.

ASIA.COM

EuroDNS has been selected as the exclusive provider for .Asia.com domain names. They can be a great complement to your .Asia names while a " dot com " ending is still more popular on the Internet.
In order to help you make the most of your Asian presence, and for a limited time EuroDNS will grant you a FREE one-year Registration of a .asia.com domain name providinig its string of character identical to the .asia domain name fully registered with EuroDNS.
As an example, should you successfuly register myDomainName.asia with EuroDNS, you will automatically get myDomainName.asia.com for free.
Because EuroDNS has no control over the .Asia process, we cannot guarantee a specific time frame in which you will fully benefit from your free .asia.com domain name (See .Asia specific conditions for more details [http://www.eurodns.com/documents/ASIA-Registration-Rules]). Please remember that should you fail to obtain a .Asia domain name, the corresponding .asia.com domain name will not be awarded.
Kindly note that because EuroDNS is the exclusive provider recognized by the company running asia.com domain names, names elligible to this offer cannot be transferred out of a EuroDNS account.
Use of a .Asia.com domain name remains subject to acceptance and observance of EuroDNS full Terms & Conditions. In particular, the awarding and use of a .asia.com domain name by EuroDNS shall not engage EuroDNS' liability at any time directly or indirectly. You agree to hold EuroDNS harmless for any dispute that may arise following your use of the awarded .asia.com domain name, whether on your own or through a third party.
Unfortunately, since the following names were reserved by the Registry for technical purposes and cannot be awarded to you, even if you registered the corresponding .Asia domain name.

Domain.Asia.com
Registry.Asia.com
Nic.Asia.com
TLD.Asia.com
Whois.Asia.com
Webmaster.Asia.com
Hosting.Asia.com
Housing.Asia.com
Datacenter.Asia.com
Datacentre.Asia.com
Domains.Asia.com
Cheap.Asia.com
Cheapflights.Asia.com
Cheaphotels.Asia.com
Cheaptravel.Asia.com
Flight.Asia.com
Flights.Asia.com
Fly.Asia.com
Go.Asia.com
Hotel.Asia.com
Hotels.Asia.com
Luxurytravel.Asia.com
Tour.Asia.com
Travel.Asia.com
Visit.Asia.com
Room.Asia.com
Rooms.Asia.com
Asiaroom.Asia.com
Asiarooms.Asia.com
Lodging.Asia.com
Lodgings.Asia.com
Booking.Asia.com
Bookings.Asia.com
Airfare.Asia.com
Airfares.Asia.com
Air.Asia.com
Fare.Asia.com
Fares.Asia.com
AsiaTravel.Asia.com
AsiaTravels.Asia.com
Cruise.Asia.com
Cruises.Asia.com
Holiday.Asia.com
Tour.Asia.com
Tours.Asia.com
Ticket.Asia.com
Tickets.Asia.com
Map.Asia.com
Maps.Asia.com
Directory.Asia.com
Search.Asia.com
Support.Asia.com
CustomerSupport.Asia.com

.MOBI specific conditions

Registered Name Holder shall:

Indemnify to the maximum extent permitted by law, defend and hold harmless Registry Operator, and its directors, officers, employees and agents from and against any and all claims, damages, liabilities, costs and expenses, including reasonable legal fees and expenses, arising out of or relating to the Registered Name Holder’s domain name registration and or use, and this indemnification obligation survive the termination or expiration of the registration agreement; (3.7)

Indemnify, defend and hold harmless Registry Services Provider, its subsidiaries and affiliates, and the directors, officers, employees and agents or each of them, from and against any and all claims, damages, liabilities, costs and expenses, including reasonable legal fees and expenses, arising out of or relating to the Registered Name Holder’s domain name registration and or use, and indemnification obligation survive the termination or expiration of the registration agreement; (3.7.1)

Acknowledge and agree that notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, mTLD Top Level Domain Ltd. (“dotmobi”), the Registry Operator of the .mobi TLD, is and shall be an intended third party beneficiary of this Agreement. As such, the parties to this Agreement acknowledge and agree that the third party beneficiary rights of dotmobi have vested and that dotmobi has relied on its third party beneficiary rights under this Agreement in agreeing to EuroDNS S.A. being a registrar for the .mobi top-level domain. Additionally, the third party beneficiary rights of dotmobi shall survive any termination or expiration of this Agreement. (3.8.3)

Comply with ICANN requirements, standards, policies, procedures, and practices for which Registry Operator has monitoring responsibility in accordance with the Registry Agreement or other arrangement with ICANN; (3.8.1)

Comply with operational standards, policies, procedures, and practices for the Registry TLD established from time to time by Registry Operator in a non-arbitrary manner as Registry Policies, applicable to all registrars and/or Registered Name Holders, and consistent with the Registry Agreement shall be effective upon thirty days notice by Registry Operator to Registrar; (3.8.2)

Consent to the use, copying, distribution, publication, modification and other processing of Registered Name Holder's Personal Data by Registry Operator and its designees and agents in a manner consistent with the purposes specified pursuant to Subsection 2.6 and with relevant mandatory local data protection, laws and privacy; (3.8.4)

Submit to proceedings commenced under ICANN's Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy ("UDRP"); (3.8.5)

Provide current, accurate and complete information in connection with its registration of the Domain Name and its creation, launch, and operation of the Website, including but not limited to information required for the purposes of the Whois records.

Immediately correct and update the registration information for the registered Name during the registration term for the Registered Name; (3.8.6)

Acknowledge and agree to be bound by the terms and conditions of the initial launch and general operations of the Registry TLD, including without limitation the Limited Industry Launch, the Sunrise Period, the Land Rush Period, the Sunrise Dispute Resolution Policy, the Premium Name Allocation Process, and the General Registration Period , and further to acknowledge that Registry Operator and the Registry Service Provider has no liability of any kind for any loss or liability resulting from the proceedings and processes relating to the Limited Industry Launch, the Sunrise Period, the Land Rush Period, the Sunrise Dispute Resolution Policy, the Premium Name Allocation Process, and the General Registration Period including, without limitation: (a) the ability or inability of a registrant to obtain a Registered Name during these periods, and (b) the results of any dispute made during the limited industry launch or over a Sunrise Registration. (3.8.7)

Acknowledge that if the domain name being registered is a dotMobi Premium Name, as such are listed at http://mtld.mobi/domain/premium, then use of the domain is also subject to the terms and conditions of the dotMobi Premium Name Agreement (formerly known as the dotMobi Auction Agreement) posted at http://mtld.mobi/node/1135, which is incorporated by reference herein.

Acknowledge and agree that upon termination or expiration of the dotMobi Premium Name Agreement in accordance with the terms thereof, (i) any and all rights of Registrant to the Registration of the Domain Name, the Registration Code, and/or to create, launch, and/or operate the Website shall be terminated, and all such rights shall revert to mTLD and (ii) mTLD may grant Registration rights to the Domain Name and/or rights to the Registration Code to any entity or person in its sole discretion, and Registrant shall have no rights or recourse against mTLD and/or Registrar relating to the registration or use of the Domain Name and/or Registration Code by any other such entity or person.

Acknowledge and agree that the Registry and Registry Services Provider, acting in consent with the Registry, reserves the right to deny, cancel or transfer any registration that it deems necessary, in its discretion (i) to protect the integrity and stability of the registry; (ii) to comply with all applicable laws, government rules or requirements, requests of law enforcement, in compliance with any dispute resolution process; (iii) to avoid any liability, civil or criminal, on the part of the Registry as well as its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers, directors, representatives, employees, and stockholders; (iv) for violations of the terms and conditions herein; or (v) to correct mistakes made by the Registry or any registrar in connection with a domain name registration, and the Registry also reserves the right to freeze a Registered Name during resolution of a dispute. (3.8.8.)

Acknowledge and agree that they must comply with the requirements, standards, policies, procedures and practices set forth in the dotmobi Style Guide (www.mtld.mobi) and consent to the monitoring of the website as described in the dotmobi Style Guide monitoring guidelines (www.mtld.mobi) for compliance with the Style Guide. Furthermore, Registrant acknowledges and agrees that this Style Guide is subject to modification by the Registry with any such changes appearing at the previously designated URL, and that Registrant must promptly comply with any such changes in the time allotted. (3.8.9)

Acknowledge and agree that Proxy or Proxy Registrations will not be allowed during the Sunrise Period, the Limited Industry Launch and the Premium Name Allocation and Auction Period, and in such an instance will constitute a material breach to this contract. (3.9.1)

.XXX specific conditions

.XXX Registrations: Now open !

EuroDNS is one of the first Registrars officially accredited by .ICM Registry, the .XXX Registry to allow private individuals and companies to apply for ‘dotXXX’ Domain names. To help all parties benefit from this great opportunity for online sexually-oriented adult entertainment, EuroDNS is now accepting pre-registrations for ‘dotXXX’ Domain names. This document – which integrates EuroDNS’ Terms & Conditions of Registration but does not wish to replace the Registry’s official documentation available at http://icmregistry.xxx – aims to answer your questions on the topic and help you understand the process, including so-called Sunrise Periods, more clearly.

Summary

1/ Generalities

When should you apply?
General conditions to get ‘.XXX’ Domain names
What is the annual cost for a ‘.XXX’ Domain name?

2/ “Sunrise AT” period for Trademark holders willing to use their .XXX domain name

What is the Sunrise Adult Trademark Period
How to benefit from the Sunrise AT Period

3/ “Sunrise AD” period for Domain name holders (Grandfather)

What is the Sunrise Adult Domain Period
How to benefit from the Sunrise AD Period

4/ “Sunrise B” period for Trademark holders willing to block their .XXX domain name

What is the Sunrise Blocked Period
How to benefit from the Sunrise B Period

5/ “Landrush period

6/ General Availability period

I. Generalities

When should you apply?

Right NOW! Even though actual applications cannot be submitted to ICM Registry, the dotXXX Registry, until September 7 of 2011 (See ICM Registry site for complementary information: http://icmregistry.xxx/launch.php) for the so-called “Sunrise” Period reserved for holders of Prior Rights – or before November 8 of 2001 for applications opened to everyone else, it is crucial that you submit your applications now! The date of your request alongside the related payment will determine the order in which EuroDNS will submit your application to the .XXX Registry for handling, potential Auction, and validation.

General conditions to get ‘.XXX’ Domain names

To obtain a ‘.XXX’ Domain name from ICM Registry the applicant must meet the criteria set-out by the Registry. This apply both for the Sunrise periods or after the start of the General Registration process (on December 6 of 2011).
.XXX is a sponsored top level domain name (sTLD) open to any company or individual member of the adult sponsored community.
For the avoidance of doubt as well as for any aspect the Sunrise process not covered in this document, the Registrant or Holder agrees that he/she has read and understood the official Sunrise Policy Document provided by the dotXXX Registry at http://icmregistry.xxx/Launch%20Plan%20and%20Related%20Policies%20v1.0.pdf

What is the annual cost for a ‘.XXX’ Domain name?

EuroDNS will charge its customers € 74 for each ‘.XXX’ domain name registered on their behalf through .ICM Registry for one year (minimum registration period offered by the Registry) unless such domain name is allocated during the Sunrise B period, in which case EuroDNS will solely charge you with a €195 fee for a 10 years period.

II. “Sunrise AT” period for Trademark holders willing to use their .XXX domain name

1/ What is the Sunrise Adult Trademark Period

Sunrise AT is the time when trademark owners can apply for .XXX domain names.
Sunrise AT is aimed at applicants from within the adult Sponsored Community holding a registered Trademark.
This period has been set by the DotXXX Registry to enable holders of such rights to register the corresponding ‘.XXX’ domain names on a priority basis.

2/ How to benefit from the Sunrise AT Period

a) Principle

The Adult Trademark Sunrise Period will last from September 7th to October 28 of 2011. In order to be protected under Sunrise AT, the Trademark must be registered in a trademark office or registry present in countries or state from the WIPO ST3 List (See http://www.wipo.int/scit/en/standards/pdf/03-03-01.pdf)

b) Requirements

Trademark holders will have to provide:
- Their specific trademark at least three characters long, in unaccented ASCII characters.
- The Trademark or serial number from the Trademark Registry
- The Trademark registration date (when the TM has come into full force and effect) as recorded by the Trademark Registry.
- The Country or Locality in which the Trademark has been Registered.

c) Application process

- In order to be valid under the Sunrise AT, the Trademark cannot be shorter than three characters. In addition, only selected characters are available for the trademark: letters, numbers, spaces, punctuations and special characters (which must be omitted or replaced by hyphen). Accented and combined characters must be replaced by their equivalent base character.
- The country in which the Trademark has been registered must be entered using the relevant ISO Code (see http://www.iso.ch/iso/en/prods-services/iso3166ma/02iso-3166-code-lists/list-en1.html).
- When asked to specify a date for the Trademark, use the following format: YYY-MM-DD (ie: August 14th 2011 gives « 2011-08-14 »)
- In order to be protected under the AT Sunrise, Trademarks must have been registered before September 1st 2011.
- No documentary evidence will be asked of the Customer to support the Sunrise request, the accuracy of the data will be enough by itself in most cases. However, in order to become a member of the sponsored community, your contact details will be verify by ICM Registry.

d) Competing validated applications

Multiple Sunrise A Applications Only

In the event that a .XXX domain name is subject to competing applications by at least two Sunrise A applicants, the domain name will be auctioned among all qualified Sunrise A applicants. Competing applicants will be notified of the other Sunrise A claims and will have the opportunity to withdraw the application(s) for the domain name.

Competing Sunrise A and Sunrise B Applications

If both Sunrise A and Sunrise B applicants want the same .XXX domain name, priority will be given to the Sunrise A applicant to register the domain name. The Sunrise A applicant will have received notice of Sunrise B applicant's interest in the domain name and cannot claim lack of notice in any subsequent dispute between Sunrise A and Sunrise B applicants.
If a domain name is subject to an application to reserve by at least one Sunrise B applicant, any Sunrise A applicant for the exact same domain name will be notified and will have the opportunity to withdraw the application(s) for the domain name. Also, the corresponding Sunrise B rights holder will be notified of the Sunrise A application(s).

III. “Sunrise AD” period for Domain name holders (Grandfather)

1/ What is the Sunrise Adult Domain Period

Sunrise AD is the time when domain name holders can apply for the corresponding .XXX domain name on a priority basis.
Sunrise AD is aimed at applicants from within the adult Sponsored Community holding a registered domain name in another IANA-recognized TLD and in current use in Eligible Commerce*.

2/ How to benefit from the Sunrise AD Period

a) Principle

The Adult Domain name Sunrise Period will last from September 7th to October 28 of 2011. In order to be protected under Sunrise, the supporting Domain Name must be registered in another IANA-recognized TLD (http://www.iana.org/domains/root/db/) and use in connection with the adult sexually-oriented entertainment industry.

b) Requirements

Domain name holders will have to provide:
- Their supporting domain name composed by at least three characters long, in unaccented ASCII characters.
- The registration date of their supporting domain name

c) Application process

- In order to be valid under the Sunrise AD, the supporting domain name cannot be shorter than three characters and shall not be an Internationalized Domain Name.
- When asked to specify a date for the supporting domain name registration, use the following format: YYY-MM-DD (ie: August 14th 2011 gives « 2011-08-14 »)
- In order to be protected under the AD Sunrise, supporting domain names must have been registered before Februrary 1st 2010.
- No documentary evidence will be asked of the Customer to support the Sunrise request, the accuracy of the data will be enough by itself in most cases. However, in order to become a member of the sponsored community, your contact details will be verify by ICM Registry.

d) Competing validated applications

Multiple Sunrise A Applications Only

Competing Sunrise A and Sunrise B Applications

IV. “Sunrise B” period for Trademark holders willing to block their .XXX domain name

1/ What is the Sunrise Blocked Period

Sunrise B is the time when trademark owners can apply to opt-out .XXX domain names.
Sunrise B is aimed at applicants from outside of the adult Sponsored Community. These applicants are owners of a qualifying trademark registration, who seek to reserve names in order to ensure that those names are not registered as domain names by others in .XXX . At the close of the Sunrise Period, if no conflicting application by a Sunrise A applicant has been made, these names will be reserved from registration (blocked).

2/ How to benefit from the Sunrise B Period

a) Principle

The Blocked Sunrise Period will last from September 7th to October 28 of 2011. In order to be protected under Sunrise B, the Trademark must be registered in a trademark office or registry present in countries or state from the WIPO ST3 List (See http://www.wipo.int/scit/en/standards/pdf/03-03-01.pdf)

b) Requirements

c) Application process

- In order to be valid under the Sunrise B, the Trademark cannot be shorter than three characters. In addition, only selected characters are available for the trademark: letters, numbers, spaces, punctuations and special characters (which must be omitted or replaced by hyphen). Accented and combined characters must be replaced by their equivalent base character.
- The country in which the Trademark has been registered must be entered using the relevant ISO Code (see http://www.iso.ch/iso/en/prods-services/iso3166ma/02iso-3166-code-lists/list-en1.html).
- When asked to specify a date for the Trademark, use the following format: YYY-MM-DD (ie: August 14th 2011 gives « 2011-08-14 »)
- In order to be protected under the B Sunrise, Trademarks must have been registered before September 1st 2011.
- No documentary evidence will be asked of the Customer to support the Sunrise request, the accuracy of the data will be enough by itself in most cases. However, in order to become a member of the sponsored community, your contact details will be verify by ICM Registry.

d) Competing validated applications

Multiple Sunrise B Applications

In the event that there is more than one qualified applicant under Sunrise B, the .XXX domain name will be reserved in exactly the same way as if there were only a single applicant and there will be no refund or apportionment of fees among such applicants

Multiple Sunrise A and Sunrise B Applications Only

If a .XXX domain name is subject to an application to reserve by at least one Sunrise B applicant, any Sunrise A applicant for the exact same domain name will be notified and will have the opportunity to withdraw the application(s) for the .XXX domain name. Also, the corresponding Sunrise B rights holder will be notified of the Sunrise A application(s).

Competing Sunrise A and Sunrise B Applications

If both Sunrise A and Sunrise B applicants want the same .XXX domain name, priority will be given to the qualified Sunrise A applicant to register the .XXX domain name. The Sunrise A applicant will have received notice of Sunrise B applicant's interest in the domain name and cannot claim lack of notice in any subsequent dispute between Sunrise A and Sunrise B applicants.

V. Landrush period

Landrush is a limited-time opportunity for applicant who don’t qualify for Sunrise A but want to secure a valued .XXX domain name and avoid first come, first served General Availability risks. During this limited period, only those members of the adult Sponsored Community can apply for .XXX domain names. Apart from being a member of the adult Sponsored Community, there are no trademark or pre-ownership rights requirements during this phase of the launch.

There is no first come, first served ranking during Landrush. At the end of the Landrush period, those .XXX domain names with a single applicant will be automatically allocated. However, those .XXX domain names with more than one applicant will proceed to a closed mini-auction between the competing parties only. Landrush is designed for those members of the adult Sponsored Community that want to secure premium .XXX domain names and guarantees either member the chance to purchase premium .XXX domain names or be involved in a closed auction to bid for .XXX domain names.

VI. General Availability period

General Availability begins December 6, 2011, and remaining .XXX domain names will be allocated to applicants on a first come, first served basis.
All members of the adult Sponsored Community can apply without pre-existing rights or qualifications unlike in the previous launch periods.

Non-resolving .XXX Domain Names

For those who are non-members of the adult Sponsored Community, EuroDNS will accept applications for non-resolving .XXX domain names. The intention is to protect your intellectual property for personal domain names, company domain names, product domain names, in cases where you don’t have prior qualifying rights under Sunrise A or Sunrise B.

We at EuroDNS are happy to support you throughout this important process, bringing you the highest quality of service. Be sure we will help you to make the most of your identity on the Internet.
Yours sincerely,

The EuroDNS Management Team

*Eligible Commerce includes the current, bona fide provision of Online Adult Entertainment, representation of Online Adult Entertainment Providers, and/or the provision of products and/or services to Online Adult Entertainment Providers and/or their representatives