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.eat domain

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Meaning and history

.eat is one of the generic domain extensions. This domain extension was launched by ICANN in 2011. During the sunrise phase, brand owners had the opportunity to register their brand under this domain extension. Only then was it possible for all other interested parties to register a domain with this extension.

Eat - that means translated from English into German "essen". And since eating is one of the things a person absolutely has to do, the demand for this domain extension is quite high. Because this domain extension can be associated with everything that has to do with food, from cooking classes to restaurants and also the site of a domain owner who likes to cook and share recipes with others. A whole range of companies and private individuals also use this.

Award guidelines

The allocation guidelines for domains ending with .eat are very liberal. Every natural person and every company can register a domain with such an extension. So if you have a great cooking recipe and want to share it with the rest of the world, you can register a domain with this ending. This applies to individuals and companies all over the world.

Use and meaning

Even though the variety of content that can be registered under this domain extension is very versatile, the importance of this domain extension is quite low, even though "eat" is a word that can be used very versatile and above all is ubiquitous. However, the usage of this domain extension is very low. It is mainly companies that sell food that use this domain extension. However, it is more the internationally significant domain extensions that are preferably used. The domain extension plays a role especially for companies that want to market brands and secure their company or brand name on all possible domain extensions.

Special features of the domain extension

Features

Registration period of the domain

Minimum and maximum length

Transfer to the Premium Provider

Change of ownership (registrant)

Provider change possible

Whois update possible

Whois Privacy Protection

Name Server Update

Domain Expire (end of term)

Deletion immediately

Umlauts possible

Restore after deletion possible

Forms and conditions

Europe