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Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2013 ICANN (New Gtld Excluded) Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2013 ICANN (new gTLD excluded) Customer Name Total Country Class Nameshield 383.10 France RAR ! #1 Host Australia, Inc. 8,477.04 United States RAR ! #1 Host Canada, Inc. 8,477.40 United States RAR ! #1 Host China, Inc. 8,477.40 United States RAR ! #1 Host Germany, Inc. 8,477.22 United States RAR ! #1 Host Israel, Inc. 8,369.22 United States RAR ! #1 Host Japan, Inc. 8,479.92 United States RAR ! #1 Host Korea, Inc. 8,488.02 United States RAR ! AlohaNIC LLC 12,112.40 United States RAR !#No1Registrar, LLC 7,055.25 Israel RAR !$6.25 DOMAINS! Network, Inc. dba My3.com 1,000.00 United States RAR #1 Internet Services International, Inc. dba 1ISI 7,819.01 United States RAR $$$ Private Label Internet Service Kiosk, Inc. (dba "PLISK.com") 8,347.08 United States RAR .PW Registry 15,000.00 United Arab Emirates SPN 007Names, Inc. 11,155.26 United States RAR 0101 Internet, Inc. 7,778.75 Hong Kong RAR 1 Domain Source Ltd. dba Domain One Source, Inc. 8,372.82 United States RAR 1 More Name, LLC 9,504.29 United States RAR 1&1 Internet AG 1,141,570.40 Germany RAR 101domain, Inc. 10,518.85 United States RAR 10dencehispahard, S.L. 23,092.57 Spain RAR 123domainrenewals, LLC 8,367.06 United States RAR 1800-website, LLC 8,367.96 United States RAR 1-877NameBid.com LLC 7,800.30 United States RAR 1API GmbH 65,378.53 Germany RAR 1st-for-domain-names, LLC 8,372.46 United States RAR 2003300 Ontario Inc. 1,000.00 Canada RAR 2003300 Ontario Inc. dba GetDomainsIWant.ca Internet Services Co 3,522.09 Canada RAR 2030138 Ontario Inc. 4,000.00 United States RAR 2030138 Ontario Inc. dba NamesBeyond.com and dba GoodLuckDomain. 39,351.98 United States RAR 21Company, Inc. dba 21-domain.com 8,340.42 Japan RAR 24x7domains, LLC 8,365.98 United States RAR 3349608 Canada Inc. dba GetYourDotInfo.com Inc. 4,509.85 Canada RAR 35 Technology Co., Ltd. 82,864.02 China RAR 3597245 Canada Inc. dba Nic-Name Internet Service Corp. 5,521.55 Canada RAR 3684458 Canada Inc. dba Quark.ca Internet Services Corporation 5,510.39 Canada RAR 6230644 Canada Inc. dba Megabyte.ca Internet Services 3,801.97 Canada RAR 995discountdomains, LLC 8,368.50 United States RAR A Technology Company, Inc. 9,009.30 United States RAR A. Telecom S.A. 5,437.27 Brazil RAR AB CONNECT SARL 9,816.49 France RAR AB NameISP 12,510.18 Sweden RAR AB RIKTAD 5,536.45 Sweden RAR AB Svenska Domaner 6,050.68 Sweden RAR Abansys & Hostytec, S.L. 5,514.49 Spain RAR Abdomainations.ca Inc. 5,669.51 Canada RAR About Domain Dot Com Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 7,592.06 India RAR Above.com Pty Ltd. 79,200.14 Australia RAR ABSYSTEMS INC dba yournamemonkey.com 6,875.11 Philippines RAR Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property dba TAGIdomains.com 5,563.63 Jordan RAR AccentDomains LLC 8,728.30 United States RAR Acens Technologies, Inc. 7,207.00 Spain RAR AcquiredNames LLC 7,500.00 United States RAR Acropolis Telecom SARL 5,681.89 France RAR Active 24 AS 54,403.39 Norway RAR Active Registrar, Inc. 18,904.69 Singapore RAR Add2Net Inc. 5,476.16 United States RAR Address Creation, LLC 8,899.14 United States RAR Addressontheweb, LLC 8,367.60 United States RAR Adknowledge, Inc. 4,062.76 United States RAR Adomainofyourown.com LLC 10,568.46 United States RAR AdoptADomain.net Inc. 8,850.72 Canada RAR Advanced Internet Technologies, Inc. (AIT) 20,639.83 United States RAR Aerotek Bilisim Taahut Sanayi Ve Ticaret Ltd Sti. 12,019.26 Turkey RAR Afilias Limited 126,000.00 Ireland SPN Afilias Technologies Limited 480,521.99 Ireland RYG Afilias, LLC 1,566,882.00 United States RYG AFNIC 20,025.00 France SPN AFRIREGISTER S.A. 6,660.35 Burundi RAR Afterdark Domains, Incorporated 8,351.04 United States RAR Aim High!, Inc. 8,523.71 United States RAR AirNames.com Inc. 5,524.57 Canada RAR Alantron Bilisim Ltd Sti 10,284.17 Turkey RAR Alexander the Great, LLC 3,500.00 United States RAR Alfena, LLC 9,701.40 United States RAR Alice's Registry, Inc. 5,682.07 United States RAR Allaccessdomains, LLC 8,373.90 United States RAR Alldomains, LLC 8,373.54 United States RAR Allearthdomains.com LLC 10,538.58 United States RAR AllGlobalNames, S.A. 1,000.00 Spain RAR AllGlobalNames, S.A.dba Cyberegistro.com 5,014.71 Spain RAR Allworldnames.com LLC 10,552.62 United States RAR Alpine Domains Inc. 22,674.90 Canada RAR Amazon Registrar, Inc. 5,476.16 United States RAR Anessia Inc. 8,434.56 United States RAR Annulet Incorporated 10,766.10 United States RAR Answerable.com (I) Pvt Ltd 8,981.35 India RAR Anytime Sites, Inc. 8,347.32 India RAR APNIC 10,050.00 Australia SPN April Sea Information Technology Corporation 42,636.19 Viet Nam RAR APTLD Association 10,050.00 Hong Kong SPN Arab Internet Names, Incorporated 8,336.46 United States RAR Arctic Names, Inc. 7,236.91 Canada RAR Argo Technologies LLC 11,929.70 United States RAR Arsys Internet, S.L. dba NICLINE.COM 91,414.56 Spain RAR Aruba SpA 5,437.27 Italy RAR Asadal, Inc. 12,301.36 Korea (South) RAR Ascio 15,000.00 Denmark SPN Ascio Technologies, Inc. - Denmark 201,164.48 Denmark RAR AsiaDomains, Incorporated 8,345.46 United States RAR AsiaRegister, Inc. 6,088.15 Hong Kong RAR Assorted, LTD 5,896.16 Cayman Islands RAR Astutium Limited 3,961.79 United Kingdom RAR Atak Tercume Teknoloji Yayincilik Bilgisayar Ins. Gida San. ve T 3,437.27 Turkey RAR AtlanticDomains 8,650.34 United States RAR AtlanticFriendNames.com LLC 10,515.00 United States RAR Atomicdomainnames.com LLC 10,645.50 United States RAR Atozdomainsmarket, LLC 5,459.05 United States RAR AusRegistry Group Pty Ltd 5,446.09 Australia RAR AusRegistry International Pty Ltd. 15,000.00 Australia SPN Aust Domains International Pty Ltd 2,000.00 Australia RAR Aust Domains International Pty Ltd dba Aust Domains 24,933.78 Australia RAR Australian Style Pty Ltd dba auCLUB 9,882.56 Australia RAR Austriadomains, LLC 8,372.10 United States RAR Austriandomains, LLC 8,359.68 United States RAR Autica Domain Services Inc. 8,344.56 United States RAR Automattic Inc. 5,437.27 United States RAR AvailableDomains.ca Inc. 3,938.59 Canada RAR AvidDomain LLC 7,500.00 United States RAR AZ.pl, Inc. 15,322.08 Poland RAR Azdomainz, LLC 16,441.14 United States RAR Azprivatez, LLC 10,420.50 United States RAR BackorderZone.com, Inc. 5,087.29 United States RAR Backslap Domains, Inc. 11,080.09 United States RAR Backup.ca Corporation 8,752.44 Canada RAR Badger Inc. 6,142.87 United States RAR Bargin Register, Inc. 14,889.33 Cayman Islands RAR Baronofdomains.com LLC 10,530.12 United States RAR Basic Fusion, Inc. 5,439.25 United States RAR BatDomains.com Ltd. 8,363.28 Canada RAR BB Online UK Limited 11,580.24 United Kingdom RAR BDL Systemes SAS dba ProDomaines 7,874.51 France RAR Beartrapdomains.com LLC 10,503.84 United States RAR Beijing Guoxu Network Technology Co., Ltd. 5,697.37 China RAR Beijing Innovative Linkage Technology Ltd. 104,440.09 China RAR Beijing RITT - Net Technology Development Co., Ltd 8,172.20 China RAR Beijing Saint Anna Network Technology Ltd. (St-Anna) 3,500.00 China RAR Beijing Sanfront Information Technology Co., Ltd 4,692.69 China RAR Beijing Shidai Hongyuan Network Communication Co., Ltd. 3,500.00 China RAR Beijing Tong Guan Xin Tian Technology Ltd. (Novaltel) 5,365.38 China RAR Beijing Wangzun Technology Co., Ltd 4,742.25 China RAR Belmontdomains.com LLC 10,469.28 United States RAR BeMyDomain.net, Inc. 5,513.27 Canada RAR Betterthanaveragedomains.com LLC 10,511.94 United States RAR Bharti Airtel Services Limited 5,596.96 India RAR Bidfordomainnames, LLC 8,375.34 United States RAR Big Domain Shop, Inc. 8,340.60 India RAR Big House Services, Inc. 8,354.82 United States RAR Biglizarddomains.com LLC 10,534.62 United States RAR BigNamesDomain.com Inc 7,884.90 Canada RAR BigRock Solutions Ltd. 29,050.94 India RAR BigRock Solutions Pvt Ltd. 4,238.92 India RAR Binero AB 8,015.23 Sweden RAR Bizcn.com, Inc. 80,522.76 China RAR Black Ice Domains, Inc. 7,128.73 United States RAR Blacknight Internet Solutions Ltd. 14,376.61 Ireland RAR BlastDomains LLC 7,500.00 United States RAR Blisternet, Incorporated 8,360.40 United States RAR Blockhost LLC 7,500.00 United States RAR Blue Fractal, Inc. 8,342.76 India RAR Blue Razor Domains, Inc. 21,726.48 United States RAR BoteroSolutions.com S.A. 5,439.07 Honduras RAR Bottle Domains, Inc. 9,740.14 Australia RAR BRANDON GRAY INTERNET SERVICES INC. (dba "NameJuice.com") 24,424.89 Canada RAR BraveNames Inc. 8,406.48 United States RAR Briarwood Technologies Inc. 11,965.34 United States RAR Brights Consulting Inc. 5,437.27 Japan RAR BullRunDomains.com LLC 8,575.68 United States RAR Burnsidedomains.com LLC 8,559.84 United States RAR C I Host, Inc. 5,252.36 United States RAR CADiware AG 8,861.21 Switzerland RAR camPoint AG 5,637.43 Switzerland RAR Canadian Internet Registration Authority 127,250.00 Canada SPN Canyon gate Holdings LLC 12,003.14 United States RAR Capitaldomains, LLC 8,368.32 United States RAR CAT, Inc.
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