Do you own any domains which are for residents of a different country?

[Dannoth]

Do you own any domains which are attached to countries which you don't live in?

I dont have any, and IMO i think it is wrong.

For example, how everyone is stealing all of the EU domains, and they dont even live in the EU

 

[MadAboutDomains]

I have one .US which is set tp expire within teh next few weeks

I think it's wrong if it is just for reseller purposes, but if you have a legit business that you have, I think that it is perfectly fisable.

- Luke

 

[CrazyTech]

I have quite a few domains in both the .co.in and .in extensions. I don't see it as "wrong" at all. Business is business.

 

[gazzip]

I have a couple of .co.in and 10 .be's - I don't see it as wrong as they are available for sale to non residents

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[Domainate.com]

Do you own any domains which are attached to countries which you don't live in?

I dont have any, and IMO i think it is wrong.

For example, how everyone is stealing all of the EU domains, and they dont even live in the EU

If it's an extension like .eu where you're supposed to have an address in Europe to get the name, and you get a name while not living in Europe or having a presense there, I agree 100% it's like stealing, and I would never do it (one of the many reasons I didn't touch any .eu's).

If it's an extension like .cc or .in, extensions that are both made internationally available by their respective countries, then there is absolutely nothing wrong with people from other countries registering the names, and I have plenty of names in both of those extensions.