The agreement, one clause at a time.

This website is published by Stanislav Sauliak trading as DROPREG, of Soborna St. 43, Smt. Kryzhopil, Vinnytsia region, 24600, Ukraine, reachable at [email protected] and +380 99 800 9837. He administers every .UK name described here and reads the published addresses himself.

He is not Nominet, does not speak for Nominet and cannot change Nominet’s rules.

Tag KREVIUM sits on the .UK register under Nominet’s Registry-Registrar Agreement, in the Self-Managed class: Nominet’s category for a registrar whose names are filed for his own use rather than on a paying customer’s behalf. Nobody is allowed a second tag of the kind.

It is a contract, and that is the whole of it. Nominet does not endorse, approve or recommend Stanislav; no page here is issued for Nominet or under its authority; and he acts as nobody else’s registrar.

No .UK name is registered, renewed, edited, transferred or administered on behalf of another person or organisation. No accounts exist, no panel, nothing to order, and no one is asked to park a name here for safekeeping.

Because nothing is for sale, no charges are published. No part of the site amounts to an offer, and reading it forms no agreement. Nominet publishes a list of the registrars who do take that work.

Every .UK name referred to here is registered to Stanislav Sauliak and kept for work of his own. A registration lasts 1 year, counted from the day the entry appears.

A .UK name cannot be owned, being an entry in a register rather than a thing. What a registration confers is the right to stand against the name for the length of the term, under Nominet’s Terms and Conditions of Domain Name Registration, which bind him exactly as they bind anybody else.

None exist, and taking any on is not something he does. Nominet caps the possibility regardless: a Self-Managed tag holds names belonging to others only in numbers limited to whichever is smaller, 50 names or 5% of the tag.

Should such an entry ever exist, nothing on that list would be optional. The registrant would have to be shown Nominet’s terms, warned in good time that the date was coming, renewed only after saying so, and let go to any other registrar for nothing if asked. Each one appears with its deadline on the Renewal and expiry page.

Details filed under this tag are kept accurate because the registry checks them. The registry checks each registrant’s name and address against outside records, both when a name is filed and whenever the details move.

Where a check fails Nominet may write for a document: a photo document, or paperwork showing where the registrant lives. The window is 30 days. Miss that window and the name is suspended, which blocks a renewal and a handover alike. That applies to this registrant as to any other.

Renewal is a decision taken name by name, ahead of the expiry date, on what the name is still being used for. There is no standing order and no card on file.

A name no longer needed is left to lapse, and the registry takes it from there, stage by stage, to deletion. Each stage has its day, and the Renewal and expiry page lists them, along with what changes on 9 February 2027.

Anything abusive done with a name on tag KREVIUM, phishing and malware and spam and fraud among it, go to the address on the Abuse page, which states how quickly a report is acknowledged and what follows. With registrar and registrant being the same man, there is nobody else to notify and nobody to hand the matter on to.

Complaints about this registrar or this website go to the address on the Complaints page, which sets out how fast each step happens. A complaint may go to Nominet at any point, without waiting for the process here to finish.

.UK names are governed by Nominet’s published .UK policies: registration rules, data quality, and the service that decides who should hold a disputed name. If anything written here disagrees with them, they prevail and this text yields.

Everything here is written in good faith and can be altered at any time. Registry rules move most of all: 9 February 2027 is the date Nominet has given for .UK standardisation; the wording here is replaced to match on that day.

No liability is accepted for loss arising from reliance on anything published on this site, other than where the law will not allow such a limit. The text, layout and design are Stanislav’s, except where third-party material appears under licence; the names are outside it, being entries rather than belongings.

These terms carry a version and a date. This is version 1, in force since September 2026; a change bumps the number, and the old text stays beside the new one. Governing law: the law of England and Wales.

• Renewal and expiry: how a name is kept or let go.
• Complaints: how to complain and what happens next.
• Abuse: reporting misuse of a name on this tag.
• Privacy: how personal data is handled.