What is the best way to register a .eu? - GoFuckYourself.com

Phoenix · 02-11-2015, 01:23 AM

For a Korean company. Can they just get a mailbox address in London or somewhere and use that??

Does someone have a service they can recommend for that?

Paz · 02-11-2015, 04:30 AM

I'd just get it through a regular registrar and put up privacy protection. It is a small risk though. Is it a big company and do they have the budget for a UK PO box/phone forwarder? If now, you don't have to be a company, if there's someone who's got a cousin, penpal or old uni colleague in the EU then you could register via them?

Phoenix · 02-11-2015, 04:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Paz

I'd just get it through a regular registrar and put up privacy protection. It is a small risk though. Is it a big company and do they have the budget for a UK PO box/phone forwarder? If now, you don't have to be a company, if there's someone who's got a cousin, penpal or old uni colleague in the EU then you could register via them?

They have a little money. Someone just sent me a link to open a euro company so will send them that way.

Thanks though PAZ

duk75 · 02-11-2015, 04:56 AM

Just lie, none will know ever.

Or better yet, buy one of the new domain extensions that appeared this year, and start to realise that name extension will be almost not important in the future. The days of speculating with domain names are gone.

You may call your site 504456032.org and you will be indexed and remembered just like with telephones, as long as you do good SEO things and deliver something valuable to the user.

By the way, the so called "eu" domain, is really not very attractive.

Harmon · 02-11-2015, 05:00 AM

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Originally Posted by duk75

Just lie, none will know ever.

Or better yet, buy one of the new domain extensions that appeared this year, and start to realise that name extension will be almost not important in the future. The days of speculating with domain names are gone.

You may call your site 504456032.org and you will be indexed and remembered just like with telephones, as long as you do good SEO things and deliver something valuable to the user.

By the way, the so called "eu" domain, is really not very attractive.

This response is some of the dumbest shit I have ever read on GFY... and I have read some pretty dumb shit.

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Paz Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 457	I'd just get it through a regular registrar and put up privacy protection. It is a small risk though. Is it a big company and do they have the budget for a UK PO box/phone forwarder? If now, you don't have to be a company, if there's someone who's got a cousin, penpal or old uni colleague in the EU then you could register via them?

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duk75 Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 741	Just lie, none will know ever. Or better yet, buy one of the new domain extensions that appeared this year, and start to realise that name extension will be almost not important in the future. The days of speculating with domain names are gone. You may call your site 504456032.org and you will be indexed and remembered just like with telephones, as long as you do good SEO things and deliver something valuable to the user. By the way, the so called "eu" domain, is really not very attractive.