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Special Conditions for Additional Extensions Under the Gandi Corporate Service Specific for the Extensions Special conditions for additional extensions under the Gandi Corporate service specific for the extensions .AE, .BD, .BI, .BY, .CD, .DJ, .DM, .GH, .GA, .GL, .GM, .ID, .IL, .KG, .KR, .KW, .LK, .MA, .ML, .MY, .MZ, .NG, .NR, .PK, .PN, .PS, .QA, .RS, .SA, .SG, .SN, .ST, .TH, .TJ, .TO, .UG, .UZ version 1.12 – December the 10th, 2014 In addition to Gandi Corporate Special Conditions and Gandi's General Terms and Conditions for domain name registration, the registration and use of a domain name in the extensions mentioned above imply the acceptance of and compliance to the present special conditions contained herein. All Your legal information and contracts are presented to You at the time of the subscription to Our Services. Capitalized terms have the definition attributed to them in Our General Terms and Conditions of Domain Name Registration. Specifically, “You” refers to the owner of the domain name, and “We” designates Gandi. Description of the service In the framework of its Gandi Corporate service, Gandi allows You to register Your domain name in the additional extensions mentioned above only available to Our Gandi Corporate customers, via one of Our partners, IP Mirror. The following diagram presents the various parties involved in the providing of this service. Trustee Authority and Registry IP Mirror Service http://ipmirror.com Provider Gandi http://gandi.net Reseller Reseller Customers You ! Your internet Your web host provider 1/21 When You apply to register a domain name in one of the proposed extensions, You acknowledge that You have fully understood, and that You certify to have full knowledge of and that You agree to abide by all the rules and specific conditions of the extension chosen, as defined by the Trustee Authority and/or the Registry concerned. These contracts are binding between You and the Trustee Authority and/or the Registry. The special conditions contained herein do not replace these rules, but rather form part of them. You acknowledge to have fully understood and accepted these rules. Furthermore You agree to accept the IP Mirror conditions and rules available at the following addresses: • Domain Name Registration Agreement: http://ipmirror.com/en/service_agreements/agreement_domains • Domain Name Trustee Declaration: http://ipmirror.com/en/service_agreements/agreement_trustee • Privacy Policy: http://ipmirror.com/en/service_agreements/agreement_privacy Under the rules of certain Registries and IP Mirror, You do not acquire property rights of the domain name registered but rather that You are granted user rights of the domain name. Therefore, You are generally not entitled to allow third parties to use Your domain name or to sell or assign it to another person, whether for profit or not, without prior consent of the Registry and/or IP Mirror. Furthermore, pursuant to IP Mirror rules, You must specify nameservers (DNS) that are correctly configured for the domain name that You intend to register. The DNS listed must be operational within 30 days following the registration of Your domain name. Otherwise, the Registry will be able to delete Your domain name. In accordance with Our Contracts, You agree to provide and maintain accurate, reliable and up-to-date personal contact information, failing this, the Registry concerned can delete Your domain name or refuse its registration. You also accept that the Registry and IP Mirror can access Your personal contact information and display it in the public Whois database. Our prices can be viewed at: http://www.gandi.net/domain/price/info. For any operation on Your domain name, please contact Our Gandi Corporate team. Please note that under some proposed extensions, the modification of the contacts and/or the DNS associated to Your domain name is charged by the Registry concerned and/or IP Mirror, consequently You agree to paid to Gandi the costs related to these changes (please contact Our Corporate team for futher information in particular about prices). The registration of a domain name in some proposed extensions is done manually by the Registry concerned. The validation and processing time of Your application by the Registry can therefore vary from several hours to several weeks depending on the extension chosen. In addition, the registration of a domain name under some proposed extensions requires the submission of a form and/or documents allowing to the Registry to verify Your eligibility to the registration of a domain name under the extension chosen. In this case, the registration of Your domain name will be effective only after receipt and validation of these documents by the Registry. If during the registration period of Your domain name, You are no longer eligible for registration of a domain name in the chosen extension according to the applicable rules, the Registry will be authorised to delete Your domain name. 2/21 Special conditions for the .AE extension The Registry for .AE, the official extension of the United Arab Emirates, is .aeDA. The rules applicable to .AE domain names are available at the following address: • Policies: http://aeda.ae/eng/aepolicy.php Under the Registry rules, .AE domain names are open to anyone, except Israeli individuals and legal persons. The registration term is from 1 to 5 years. To avoid any deactivation of the domain name, the renewal must be paid and funds cleared before the Expiration date. Upon the Expiration of the domain, We suspend (Hold) the domain name for 30 days, during which time all associated technical services are deactivated. Late renewal at normal price is possible during this period. If the domain is not renewed within these deadlines, the Registry will delete the domain name, which will become available for registration on a “first come first served” basis. Special conditions for the .COM.BD extension The Registry for .BD, the official extension of Bangladesh, is BTCL (Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Limited). The rules applicable to .BD domain names are available at the following address: • Registration agreement: http://whois.btcl.net.bd/download/dotBD-agre.pdf .COM.BD domain names are open to anyone. Under the Registry rules, generic terms are not accepted to the registration. Once Your registration request made on Our website, You will have to send Us the following documents: • the Registry registration form completed and signed, and • the Registry registration agreement completed and signed. The modifications of the DNS and contacts associated to a .COM.BD domain name are charged. Furthermore the modifications of DNS are carried out by sending a form (please contact Our Corporate team). The registration term is 2 years (the renewal term is 1 year). To avoid any deletion of the domain name, the renewal must be paid and funds cleared no later than 31 days before the Expiration date. If the domain is not renewed within this deadline, the Registry will delete the domain name, which will become available for registration on a “first come first served” basis. Special conditions for the .BI, .CO.BI, .COM.BI, .EDU.BI, INFO.BI, .OR.BI and .ORG.BI extensions The Registry for .BI, the official extension of Burundi, is CNI (Centre National de l'Informatique). The rules applicable to .BI domain names are available at the following addresses: • Domain Service Agreement: https://whois.nic.bi/dom_reg.php • Terms and Conditions: https://whois.nic.bi/terms.php • Acceptable domain names and policy: https://whois.nic.bi/policy.php 3/21 .BI, .COM.BI, .EDU.BI, INFO.BI, .OR.BI et .ORG.BI domain names are open to anyone. If You are a legal person the administrative contact must be from Your entity and must differ from the technical contact. Furthermore, You must specify nameservers (DNS) that are correctly configured for the domain name that You intend to register. The registration term is from 1 to 10 years. To avoid any deletion of the domain name, the renewal must be paid and funds cleared before the Expiration date. Then, the domain name is placed in Quarantine status and can be restored, in accordance with the terms and conditions described on Our website and/or as communicated by Our customer service department. The length of the Quarantine period is 30 calendar days. If the domain is neither renewed nor restored within these deadlines, the Registry will delete the domain name, which will become available for registration on a “first come first served” basis. Special conditions for the .BY extension The Trustee Authority and the Registry for .BY, the official extension of Belarus are Operative-analytical center of the Republic of Belarus and Reliable Software. The rules applicable to .BY domain names are available at the following addresses: • Domain registration rules: http://cctld.by/eng/rules.html • Domain registration policy: http://cctld.by/eng/policy.html .BY domain names are open to anyone. The modifications of the DNS associated to a .BY domain name are charged. The registration term is 1 year. To avoid any deactivation of the domain name, the renewal must be paid and funds cleared before the Expiration date. Upon the Expiration of the domain, We suspend (Hold) the domain name for 30 days, during which time all associated technical services are deactivated. Late renewal at normal price is possible during this period. If the domain is not renewed within these deadlines, the Registry will delete the domain name, which will become available for registration on a “first come first served” basis. Special conditions for the .CD extension The Registry for .CD, the official extension of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is OCPT (Office Congolais des Postes et Télécommunications). The rules applicable to .CD domain names are available at the following address: • Registration agreement: http://www.nic.cd/company_info/CD/RegistrationAgreement.jsp .CD domain names are open to anyone. The registration term is from 1 to 5 years.
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