Registered more than 10,000 European Union suffix website domain name sued by EU

A Chinese woman is facing a lawsuit over the fact that she has registered more than 10,000 EU suffix website domain names.

September 11--A Chinese woman faces a lawsuit over the registration of more than 10,000 European Union suffix website domain names.

According to foreign media reports, the prosecution of Chinese women's institutions for the European Union domain name organizer EURid, the organization is located in Belgium. It is reported that the alleged crime of Chinese women named Zheng Lightness, according to a spokesman for the EURid agency, "Zheng Lightsome woman is not in fact like she said that live in London, so she submitted the document undoubtedly there is a problem." "At the same time, the Legal counsel also said that if the number of individual registered sites more than 10,000, then his behavior will arouse suspicion, so almost all of these registered domain name will be frozen, so it is almost impossible to hand over."

It is reported that any individuals and groups residing in European Union countries can apply indefinitely. The EU suffix domain name, however, even the largest enterprise, now applies to the number of domain names in the EU suffix less than half of the total number of individual applications. "We have received complaints from many large organizations that their domain name has been preempted. "EURid said. In EU law, any person or institution that has been illegally robbed of the EU suffix domain name can submit a document stating the situation.

It is reported that Ms. Zhang is also facing the European Court of ECFI sued, asked her to register the domain name all returned. Ms. Zhang's indictment will be held next week, but EURid's case can last for a year. The European Union suffix domain name was released in December 2005 and the total number of registrations to date has exceeded 2.5 million. (Zebian Admin01)