Chinese Woman Faces Suit Over 10,000 .eu Domain Names

A Chinese woman who registered 10,000 .eu domain names faces a lawsuit from the domain organisers Eurid and has retaliated by bringing her own legal complaint, Eurid's legal adviser said. Belgian-based Eurid (European registry of internet domain names) suspects that the woman in question, Zheng Qingyin, "is not really living where she says she is (London) so there is a question about the paperwork she has filed," said legal adviser Herman Sobrie.

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