It is with much disappointment that we must note that the Court Decision of December 14 confirms the brutal and arbitrary blockage of the ‘.fr’ domain names registered on behalf of EuroDNS’s clients, at least for the moment. (see their press communication of 15/12 on their website (www.eurodns.com)
Your ‘.fr’ domain name will unfortunately remain blocked for the moment, but AFNIC have stated they consider remove this blockage on January 22, 2005.
If you wish to have your domain name(s) unblocked before then, there are two other options for you to consider.
1) If you own a French or European trademark (covering France), please provide eurodns with details – the reference number of the trademark, and whether it is a French or a European registration. Eurodns can then reactivate your domain name within 48 hours.
2) You have a French company willing to take over the Domain name under its own name (with all the risks that this involves). In this case send the details of this company to EuroDNS (name, addresses, fax, email address and ‘SIREN’ number). EuroDNS can then reactivate your domain name within 48 hours.
For all of you who do not have either a suitable trademark or access to French company, EuroDNS can only wait until January 22nd , 2005 when AFNIC have announced that they intend to reactivate your domain name.
:kickass:
Regards,
Freddy
Your ‘.fr’ domain name will unfortunately remain blocked for the moment, but AFNIC have stated they consider remove this blockage on January 22, 2005.
If you wish to have your domain name(s) unblocked before then, there are two other options for you to consider.
1) If you own a French or European trademark (covering France), please provide eurodns with details – the reference number of the trademark, and whether it is a French or a European registration. Eurodns can then reactivate your domain name within 48 hours.
2) You have a French company willing to take over the Domain name under its own name (with all the risks that this involves). In this case send the details of this company to EuroDNS (name, addresses, fax, email address and ‘SIREN’ number). EuroDNS can then reactivate your domain name within 48 hours.
For all of you who do not have either a suitable trademark or access to French company, EuroDNS can only wait until January 22nd , 2005 when AFNIC have announced that they intend to reactivate your domain name.
:kickass:
Regards,
Freddy
