Under a new rule that will come into force next month, European registrars for the ".eu" domain will be able to immediately stop the transfer of ownership of a domain name if it's suspected of abuse.
The rule, set to take effect February 19, will make it easier for investigations into activities such as spam.
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This is good news, as anything Eurid can do to produce more integrety, even if in the form of publicity, will ultimately improve the customer confidence in the .EU TLD.
Anything that improves the perception of .eu and Eurid is welcome, but it maybe a little too late
Bah. Nothing at all to do with spam .. just a very obvious workaround to keep kiters and squatters off .eu in future
I can't see how it can keep squatters off there, as you still would have to go to ADR.
It seems to be aimed more at abusers…