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I think you are right, https://www.register.it/ https://www.register.it/ is offering free domains for 1 year since some time.

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peoplefromibiza 4y ago
it's not that straightforward though. to register an .it you must prove you are a person or a business working or residing in one of the EU member states and need to provide the ID of a person who's gonna be listed as admin-c of the domain.
- gsich 4y ago
  No you don't. I had a .it domain too, yes there is a field in regstritation where you should enter a "identity card id", but I didn't have one so I entered something random. Worked of course.
  - peoplefromibiza 4y ago
    > No you don't. Yes, you do! of course it worked. you just committed a crime. you can fake your id everywhere in the World, it is a crime everywhere in the world and if something happens doesn't mean you won't get caught. you can drive a stolen car, it will work. > yes there is a field in regstritation where you should enter a "identity card id" so it is required! you simply ignored it, lied and broke the law. your criminal behaviour doesn't imply laws do not exist. if you tried to buy an insurance policy with that fake ID, you would be in troubles now.
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    - pixl97 4y ago
      Right, and I'm sure that government across the ocean will get right on prosecuting that violation...
      - peoplefromibiza 4y ago
        history repeating... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998_Cavalese_cable_car_crash https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998_Cavalese_cable_car_cras...
      - gsich 4y ago
        This was a EU-EU transaction anyway. Not once was there a problem regarding this.
    - gsich 4y ago
      Not a crime. It's not my job to ensure their "validation" is working. The registrar took the money all the same. >if you tried to buy an insurance policy with that fake ID, you would be in troubles now. But this is more a "are you 13 or older"-style of "crime".
  - schroeding 4y ago
    You can do that, but you always run the risk of someone snitching to nic.it, in which case you would lose the domain. :/
    - 01acheru 4y ago
      I don't think this is an issue if you're a spammer. Those domains are probably short lived anyway.

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peoplefromibiza 4y ago

it's not that straightforward though. to register an .it you must prove you are a person or a business working or residing in one of the EU member states and need to provide the ID of a person who's gonna be listed as admin-c of the domain.

gsich 4y ago
No you don't. I had a .it domain too, yes there is a field in regstritation where you should enter a "identity card id", but I didn't have one so I entered something random. Worked of course.
- peoplefromibiza 4y ago
  > No you don't. Yes, you do! of course it worked. you just committed a crime. you can fake your id everywhere in the World, it is a crime everywhere in the world and if something happens doesn't mean you won't get caught. you can drive a stolen car, it will work. > yes there is a field in regstritation where you should enter a "identity card id" so it is required! you simply ignored it, lied and broke the law. your criminal behaviour doesn't imply laws do not exist. if you tried to buy an insurance policy with that fake ID, you would be in troubles now.
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  - pixl97 4y ago
    Right, and I'm sure that government across the ocean will get right on prosecuting that violation...
    - peoplefromibiza 4y ago
      history repeating... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998_Cavalese_cable_car_crash https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998_Cavalese_cable_car_cras...
    - gsich 4y ago
      This was a EU-EU transaction anyway. Not once was there a problem regarding this.
  - gsich 4y ago
    Not a crime. It's not my job to ensure their "validation" is working. The registrar took the money all the same. >if you tried to buy an insurance policy with that fake ID, you would be in troubles now. But this is more a "are you 13 or older"-style of "crime".
- schroeding 4y ago
  You can do that, but you always run the risk of someone snitching to nic.it, in which case you would lose the domain. :/
  - 01acheru 4y ago
    I don't think this is an issue if you're a spammer. Those domains are probably short lived anyway.