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On auction at domainlore https://domainlore.uk/auctions/gems_id/37952 Nice short name, both a place in the Staffordshire Moorlands and of course the national vegetable of Wales.

Open to offers, not been used. Leek - Popular vegetable or a town in the Staffordshire Moorlands

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https://krystal.uk/blog/post/krystal-leads-action-to-restore-nominet-s-public-purpose and https://publicbenefit.uk/ Looks like this is already under discussion in another post. Sorry.

Eventually. Was a lot of hassle.

No, no mistake and they even accused me of giving password details to the account. Nominet confirmed to me and them that Catch Tiger and DomeinWinkel were not and never were the catchers of the name, I, luckily, was able to buy the name from the person who did actually catch it.

If its a club, find out if they unincorporated and incorporated. If they are unincorporated then they are not a legal entity and cannot sue or enter into a contract. I had this with a fishing club last year. Once this was pointed out they backed off.

Has anyone had any dealings with these? I won an auction at Catchtiger for a .co.uk name this week. Paid the invoice. The email said I could manage the domain in DomainWinkel. Logged in and pointed the domain to my servers. Just looked on Domainlore and I see the domain for sale Check on Nominet...

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Dogthingz in com and co.uk and uk tasteandflava in com and co.uk

The exclusion clauses are no refund and no credits if not used in 2 years Whether you carry out those or not, they form part of your contract

Just because there are a supposedly clear set of terms and conditions it does not mean that it is a fair contract. When you negotiate and enter into the contract with your buyer, you should assess how likely it is that a court would think it reasonable for you to have included the exclusion or...

Whether the term is enforced or not it is an unfair term in a contract.

The first step would be to make an official complaint to dropcatcher. Depending on the outcome would be whether you need to seek proper legal advice, remembering that this would be classed as a business rather than consumer case and therefore looking at Unfair Business Contracts law. One thing...

Ends tomorrow https://domainlore.uk/auctions/gems_id/22355

Does anyone know of any registrars who are offering the free .uk promotion without having the co.uk registered with them and without wanting the second year registering?

Not sure if this is your target market girlthingz.co.uk

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