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Right ive been asked to submit a letter staking claim to a name while registering a domain name any idea what i should put ?
Its not a personal name or a company etc , for example how would you stake claim to a domain name like www.sittingdown.ie ?
Also i case anyone is interested for today only they are a tenner !! you can even register for 10 years at 10 euro a year.
http://blog.blacknight.com/crazy-ins...main-sale.html
The easiest way is to register a business name, but it looks like you're buying on a bargain whim, so the €30 probably defeats the purpose.
After that the only legitimate way to register it as a non-business is to just come up with a very good reason, put it in a letter, and submit it under the Discretionary category.
Less legitimately, you could follow the instructions for an Unincorporated Association. Haven't done one of those in a while, dunno how strict they are these days.
When the domain comes up for renewal, give me a shout and we'll transfer you into the fold, get you hosted on the same server as the prestigious Foot.ie. :)
adam
Well ive been working on it for a while but yea im buying now due to the bargin price so i wouldnt be against registering it as a business name only that i have already subbmitted it under the discretionary catagory so it is just the "very good reason" im stuck on.
Should i just outline what the site is going to be and the name requested and hope for the best ?
It's usually best to tie Discretionary to a business. Outling the basics of a business plan for a startup might be an idea. The word "startup" might brighten their imagination.
adam
ya but then it costs a lotmore if you have to setup a business. i thought its something like 400 euro?!
I emailed them asking them for help outlining what i should say when im staking a claim to the domain name they just emailed back saying send a letter stating your claim to the domian name and what the site will do!
great help !!
The problem is ive no reason to claim the name for myself.
Why is it so much hassle why cant they just say oh no one is using that name ok you can have it. Am i better of just getting the .net one will that have all the same rubbish attached to registering it ?
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Originally Posted by paul_oshea
I just made you a business with my magic wand. Anyone can be "a business" at any time as a sole trader, it's how I operated - happily - for the first few years of Beecher Networks. You don't need to register anything with anyone unless you:
- Trade as a name other than your own, in which case you should register a Registered Business Name with the Companies Registration Office.
- Generate revenues over a certain threshold, in which case you need to register for VAT.
There are other circumstances, but those are the primary ones.
If the name isn't for you, get the person that wants it to register it, explaining their claim. If it really is for you, well, write the claim down, like you were told. At that price, Blacknight aren't exactly covered for hand-holding. They're selling at a loss in fact.Quote:
Originally Posted by anto1208
Because IE is a managed registry that (attempts to) keep riff-raff, spammers, squatters and other tossers out. In some ways it's good, in some ways it's bad. But if you don't like it, don't register the domain!Quote:
Why is it so much hassle why cant they just say oh no one is using that name ok you can have it. Am i better of just getting the .net one will that have all the same rubbish attached to registering it ?
NET is an open registery, you can register what you want. If the site isn't specifically targetting at Ireland, register that.
adam
Woo hoo got my domain :D
Turns out it wasnt as complicated as they where making out i just wrote a nice polite letter saying i had no claim to the name but i wanted it becaue it was important to concept of the site and that was it just got verification there should go live at 5pm. All i need now is to finish building it and then get it hosted
I was going to go with blacknight for hosting they offer a hosting service for 4.95 a month and have a site builder included. Unless anyone has a better solution.
Apart from Beecher Networks, balcknight are prbably the best host in the country.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by anto1208
what's the site name anto?
See first post:DQuote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
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Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
Its not the one in the first post i put that as i didnt want someone to rob the name while i was arsing about trying to register it :DQuote:
Originally Posted by soccerc
Not sure on the "advertising" your own website rules here so i hadnt posted it but i suppose since it doesnt exsist yet it might be ok.
its going to be www.bone-idle.ie ( delete if its breaking rules ).
Not really sure what to put on the site, at the moment ( yes i came up with the name before the concept :D)im thinking ill start with my online gaming idea. If you have a ps3/xbox etc you can sign up and get into leagues etc with other users. BAsically if you buy a PS3 and have no online friends to play against you can come on and meet some there, players will have feedback for cheats and ill try to do some kind of ranking system so you can get like minded/aged/skill level players to play against. No point going into a death match with someone with 40 days of COD played when you have 10 mins played.
Ive about 20 friends online and i reckon at least 10 of them will join and they will have at least 20 friends each and if they get 10 to join etc etc it could grow nicely pretty quickly. Im sure there are plenty of other sites doing similar things but its just for a laugh i cant see how id make any money from it nor am i too pushed.
That will be one aspect of it anyway.