6 years after dropping extension, GoDaddy begins selling .cn domain names again.
GoDaddy has started selling China’s .cn domain names again as part of its push into the Asia market.
The company stopped selling .CN domain names in 2010 after the Chinese government cracked down on usage of the domains.
It required companies that wanted to sell .cn domain names to collect a color headshot photo identification, business identification (including a Chinese business registration number), and physical signed registration forms from the registrant.
If you want to actuallyusea .cn domain name you purchase at GoDaddy, you’ll have to provide one of the following:
• A valid resident ID, temporary resident ID, business license or organization code certificate from China
• A valid driver’s license, passport or business license from Hong Kong, Singapore or Taiwan
• A valid driver’s license or passport from Australia, Canada, or the United States
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GoDaddy has started selling China’s .cn domain names again as part of its push into the Asia market.
The company stopped selling .CN domain names in 2010 after the Chinese government cracked down on usage of the domains.
It required companies that wanted to sell .cn domain names to collect a color headshot photo identification, business identification (including a Chinese business registration number), and physical signed registration forms from the registrant.
If you want to actuallyusea .cn domain name you purchase at GoDaddy, you’ll have to provide one of the following:
• A valid resident ID, temporary resident ID, business license or organization code certificate from China
• A valid driver’s license, passport or business license from Hong Kong, Singapore or Taiwan
• A valid driver’s license or passport from Australia, Canada, or the United States
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