RE: UKNM: foreign domain name registering

[Mark Bowling]

Some countries require you to trade within their borders, i.e. pay taxes and

employ locals, before you can register the domain name.  The easiest way

'around' it is to go into partnership with a local registered company who

will provide you with a registered office which you trade from locally.

This means you still have to go through the same procedure as setting up a

ltd company in the UK.


There is no legal and easy way around this - remember that these countries

are just protecting their interests.



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Mark Bowling

Head of Commercial Development

Hyperlink Marketing Ltd

57-59 Neal Street

London WC2H 9PJ


Tel	+44 (0) 20 7395 4980

Fax 	+44 (0) 20 7240 8098

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www.hyperlinkmarketing.com


Hi


I am having problems registering a domain name in foreign countries - a

number of the foreign registrees are coming back to me saying that I don't

have a registered office/company with the same name as the domain.


Registering the .com and .co.uk was a breeze, but does anyone have a steer

on the more 'strict' countries such as Germany and France? Is there any

supplier/service company out there that specialises in this sort of thing.


Thanks


Rob



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