Nah, turning existing domains premium (sometimes 10x or higher cost) under the users is IMO worse, as it can catch people that just have it on auto-renew unaware.
The EU, like most countries, only grants their tld to people, companies or organizations based in the European Union. Why should UK citizens be allowed to use it?
Nah, turning existing domains premium (sometimes 10x or higher cost) under the users is IMO worse, as it can catch people that just have it on auto-renew unaware.
This. Happened to me a few times.
I get a cheap domain for allegedly $1 renew and then get charged for $10 because they changed their minds. It should be illegal.
See also: .eu revoking registrations of UK residents after Brexit.
The EU, like most countries, only grants their tld to people, companies or organizations based in the European Union. Why should UK citizens be allowed to use it?
Revocation shouldn't be nearly as strict as granting.
When they got it, they were presumably citizens of a EU country
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That seems like a rather predictable consequence?
As a Brit: play stupid games, win stupid prizes
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