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My .eu domain name is in quarantine. What does this mean?
A .eu domain name spends 40 days in quarantine once it has been deleted. This means that while the domain name is not available to the general public to register, it is also no longer in the possession of its former owner. The new “quarantined” status of the name is reflected in the WHOIS database
and the date of its release is also published so that other parties having an interest in the name know when they can attempt to register it again.
- Who can apply for a .eu domain name?
- For how long can I register a .eu domain?
- What is the name of the .eu naming authority registry?
- Can I create Name Servers based on .eu domain names?
- Are there any reserved/blocked names?
- My personal details are visible in the .eu Whois database, and I would like them removed. How can this be done?
- What do the different statuses of domain names mean?
- What can I do if I think that someone has registered a .eu domain name to which I have a right?
- How much does an ADR (alternative dispute resolution) cost?
- What is ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution)?
- My .eu domain name is in quarantine. What does this mean?