.eu and iPad 2: a winning combination this Christmas
WinWith.eu registration competition starts
Brussels, 22 November 2011 – Two iPad 2 devices can be won each week by anyone who validly registers .eu domain names between 24 November and 25 December 2011 and enters the WinWith.eu Christmas competition, hosted by the .eu registry, EURid.
“.eu domain names can be registered by any business, organisation or individual residing in the European Union. Registering a .eu during the run up to Christmas gives you a chance to win this festive season by trying your luck in our competition,” said Marc Van Wesemael, EURid’s General Manager.
You can register .eu domain names through any of .eu’s 850 accredited registrars. Then, using the name, you can enter the competition on the WinWith.eu website by answering three questions.
Two chances to win
Each week throughout the competition, EURid will give away two iPad 2 tablet computers in a draw. There will be four draws, on 2, 9, 16 and 27 December 2011. Your competition entry will be automatically entered into which ever draw is next. All non-winning entries from previous draws will be entered in the grand final draw on 27 January 2012, so there are two chances to win.
More details about the competition, including the rules, will be available at: http://www.winwith.eu.
iPad is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
For media information, please contact:
Megan Vosloo, Communications Officer Phone: 32 (0)2 401 3019 Email: press@eurid.eu
About .eu and EURid
The .eu domain ranks among the ten largest top-level domains in the world, connecting 500 million people in 27 EU countries to one Internet identity. More than three million .eu names have been registered since the domain opened for registration in 2005. Many companies use a .eu website as a practical solution to convey a clear European identity, including Bridgestone, Century 21, Hyundai, the MAN Group, Microsoft Corporation and the UniCredit Group.
EURid is the not-for-profit organisation appointed by the European Commission to operate the .eu top-level domain. EURid works with over 850 accredited registrars and provides support in the 23 official EU languages. With headquarters in Brussels (Belgium), EURid also has regional offices in Pisa (Italy), Prague (the Czech Republic) and Stockholm (Sweden). More information at http://www.eurid.eu.