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Originally posted by GigiBronz View PostA symbol of the barrier in opportunities that exist between one class and another. How many companies/individuals can afford or go the length of getting a trustee for the domain?
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“ Sean Power, the Irish businessman whose name appears on Leave.EU’s domain registration, insists he has never heard of the company.
“My lawyers are looking into this on my behalf presently and will be in touch as deemed necessary in due course,” said Power, the chief executive of Business Services Group, a Waterford-based company. “I have nothing to do with Leave.EU and never heard of it before yesterday.””
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Irish MP calls regulator to investigate Leave.EU's Irish registration | Brexit | The Guardian
I reckon they will lose domain
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Leave.UK
"Leave.EU leaves Britain after Brexit
Eurosceptic campaign group founded by Arron Banks is now registered in Ireland"
Leave.EU has left the UK, as Brexit forced the Eurosceptic campaign group to choose between its name and its country.
According to domain name registration records, the organisation, founded by businessman and activist Arron Banks, picked the former. The website is now registered in the name of Sean Power, the chief executive of the Ireland-based professional services company BSG.
When asked, however, Power, who is based in Waterford, insisted that he had no involvement with the organisation. When informed that his name and contact details were present on the registration, he said he would be “looking into the matter”.
Leave.EU has had some time to consider its move. The organisation is named after its web address, but .EU domain names can only be held by businesses or individuals based in the EU or wider European Economic Area."
Leave.EU leaves Britain after Brexit | Brexit | The Guardian
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