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If you use your country's ccTLD you also have recourses against your registrar (if you live in a nice enough country and assuming you just broke some ToS and no
by gertop 2y ago
If you use your country's ccTLD you also have recourses against your registrar (if you live in a nice enough country and assuming you just broke some ToS and not committed a crime).
- n_plus_1_acc 2y agoSome Britains lost their .eu domain because they no longer fulfilled the requirements.