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Cemty OÜ no longer registers .ee domains

From 7 July, Cemty OÜ is no longer an authorised registrar of the .ee domain and has stopped providing the service of registering .ee domains. The customers of Cemty OÜ who had not themselves changed the registrar by 7 July were automatically transferred to the administration of Radicenter OÜ (www.radicenter.ee).

Should there still be a wish to change registrars, the authorisation code of the .ee domain should be requested from the existing registrar and presented to the new selected registrar.

A list of authorised registrars of the .ee domain can be found in the comparison table on the homepage of www.internet.ee or at www.internet.ee/en/registrars/.

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