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Changes to release of .ee domains
From 26
March 2019, all expiring .ee domains will go to the domain auction in the .ee
auction portal.
Domains that
receive no bids within 24 hours will be released and are freely available for
registration to anyone interested in the “first-come, first-served” principle.
The bidding information in the .ee auction environment will not be made public. Auctions are in the form of a blind auction, where bidders cannot see other offers.
The auction portal service can be used by anyone that has opened a user account. Everyone in the environment has equal opportunities to acquire a domain registration priority.
You can read more about the terms and conditions of the auction portal here, and information on how to create a user account and conduct an auction is available here.
If you have any further questions, please contact the Estonian Internet Foundation at info@internet.ee or +372 727 1000.
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