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I have the bad luck of setting a company up in Ireland and thinking I might relocate it to the UK at some point, so I set it up with a .eu domain. It was also
by kokey 8y ago
I have the bad luck of setting a company up in Ireland and thinking I might relocate it to the UK at some point, so I set it up with a .eu domain. It was also easier to get a .eu domain since a .ie requires more paperwork to prove you are actually in Ireland. We did relocate the company to the UK, but now the UK is relocating itself out of .eu so now we have to change the business e-mail addresses.
- HelloNurse 8y agoAs far as EU is concerned, you voted Leave and you deserve much worse than changing your email addresses.
- tim333 8y agoApprox 74% of the British population didn't vote to leave, probably including the poster above. Also at the time of the vote the majority of eligible voters probably didn't want to leave as the non voters polled about 60-40 remain. Still our government seem to think "the will of the people" must be rammed through even if it's not what most of the actual people wanted or now want and will cost goodness knows how many billions.
- HelloNurse 8y agoThe democratic answer is that 1) Non voters chose to go fuck themselves, please avoid counting them in formally correct but delusional statistics. 2) If you really cared about the issue you should have done your best to convince someone to vote Remain. Of course I feel sorry, and I agree that a better government could or should try to reverse Brexit (for example, with a new referendum or with Scotland-related excuses), but you also voted the Conservative party (and worse) for parliament; see 1 and 2 above.