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What can I do if I believe that I have a right to a registered domain?
that you have a right to the domain and intent to carry out a dispute about it with the domain holder, DENIC makes available the so-called DISPUTE entry to you....
Authorised Recipient for the Service of Documents
conditions are met, you have the possibility to apply to DENIC for setting a DISPUTE entry. For information on the DISPUTE procedure click here ....
What can I do if the domain I would like to have has already been registered for someone else?
name for your domain. If you have a right to the domain, please also read our information about the DISPUTE procedure....
Data Privacy Statement
subscribe to our mailing list(s). 6. DENIC Dispute Online Assistant At https://www.denic.de/service/tools/dispute-online-assistent /, we make available a Dispute Online Assistant, which can be used as a [...] a template for submitting a request for a DISPUTE entry for a .de domain. For further information, please go to https://www.denic.de/en/service/dispute/. 6.1. Scope of Data Processing We will process your [...] data is necessary for making the DISPUTE entry. 6.3. Purpose of Data Processing and Categories of Recipients Your data is processed exclusively for generating the DISPUTE entry form. Your data is not passed...
Data Privacy Statement
subscribe to our mailing list(s). 6. DENIC Dispute Online Assistant At https://www.denic.de/service/tools/dispute-online-assistent /, we make available a Dispute Online Assistant, which can be used as a [...] a template for submitting a request for a DISPUTE entry for a .de domain. For further information, please go to https://www.denic.de/en/service/dispute/. 6.1. Scope of Data Processing We will process your [...] data is necessary for making the DISPUTE entry. 6.3. Purpose of Data Processing and Categories of Recipients Your data is processed exclusively for generating the DISPUTE entry form. Your data is not passed...
FAQ - NEW
name for your domain. If you have a right to the domain, please also read our information about the DISPUTE procedure. I have called up a .de domain, but I found myself on a DENIC information page instead...