Free Pre-Registration of Whoswho-Domains

The Golive Period of the Whoswho-Domains starts at 2nd March 2015.

The Whoswho-Domain was conceived for those who have been published in a Who's Who reference publication. The criteria were later expanded to allow for corporate and registered trademarks, as well as title and name marks, for which there was demand among this user community. At the time of launch, criteria were normalized to open the domain but retain two important restrictions. First, there is a prohibition on "imposturous registrations," which entails registering an individual's name that is not based upon one's own. Second, the Who's Who Registry's Terms of Acceptable Use forbid uses of .WhosWho domains for pornography, adult services, and other such unsavory purposes. Such prohibited actions are subject to expedited take-down of domains via ICANN's new Uniform Rapid Suspension (URS) policies.

At the Whoswho you find the most important personalities of the world.You will be found in the sphere of these personalities, if you register a Whoswho-Domain. The immaterial and material value, which is created, because you will be seen amidst this circle of important personalities, cannot be estimated.

The WhosWho-Domain costs 199 US-Dollars/year.

Here you can pre-register your name among the most important New Top Level Domains like the Whoswho-domain. Pre-registration is free, but binding. If we secure the name you would like for you, you must pay the domain fee.

You can choose which domains you would like using our lists. Click on the link to go to the order page of the most important New Top Level domains or search at the alphabetical list of the New Top Level Domains. You can also use our search engine to browse.

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By clicking at the button, you confirm a free, but binding pre-registration of (a) New Top Level Domain (s), which will cost at succesful registration 199 US-Dollars/domain and year and that you have read and accepted Trade Conditions, Registrants Rights and Responsibilities, the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy and the policies of the registry.