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Have any of you run into cases where the registration or verification information you were given did not fully match what happened in practice?
The information of .pt we knew:
a. Companies:
A copy of your Business Registration containing your Tax-ID or VAT ID Number.
b. Individuals:
A copy of your valid government-issued ID.
Passports are not accepted. Portuguese residents are required to provide their Tax ID (NIF).
I am also curious about the investment and end user side of it. Does a bit more verification friction actually help a ccTLD in the long run by making it feel more credible for end users and local businesses, or does it mostly just add inconvenience?
And beyond the registration side, have you seen any particularly interesting .pt domains, memorable developed sites, or notably strong .pt sales?
Would be great to hear from anyone with real experience buying, holding, transferring, developing, or selling .pt name
The information of .pt we knew:
a. Companies:
A copy of your Business Registration containing your Tax-ID or VAT ID Number.
b. Individuals:
A copy of your valid government-issued ID.
Passports are not accepted. Portuguese residents are required to provide their Tax ID (NIF).
I am also curious about the investment and end user side of it. Does a bit more verification friction actually help a ccTLD in the long run by making it feel more credible for end users and local businesses, or does it mostly just add inconvenience?
And beyond the registration side, have you seen any particularly interesting .pt domains, memorable developed sites, or notably strong .pt sales?
Would be great to hear from anyone with real experience buying, holding, transferring, developing, or selling .pt name
