; and (ii) in conducting such investigation, consider the information provided by the registrant under subparagraph (B). (D) Successful appeal If the appeal is successful, the registry operator or registrar shall lift the suspension and unlock the domain name within 15 days. (d) Rule of construction Nothing in this section prohibits a registry operator or registrar from locking and suspending a domain name used to facilitate the online sale of drugs illegally before receipt of a notification under this section from a trusted notifier. (e) Definitions In this section: (1) Domain name The term domain name means a name that— (A) identifies a specific location on the internet that belongs to a particular person; and (B) consists of 2 or more textual segments separated by dots. (2) Domain name used to facilitate the online sale of drugs illegally The term domain name used to facilitate the online sale of drugs illegally means a domain name that identifies a location on the internet, a primary or significant purpose of which is to introduce or deliver for introduction into interstate commerce a drug or controlled substance in violation of this Act or the Controlled Substances Act. (3) Lock The term lock means, with respect to a domain name, for the registry operator or registrar to systematically prevent the domain name from being updated, transferred, or deleted during the balance of the registration of the domain name, which may be achieved using domain name registration protocols. (4) Prescription drug The term prescription drug means a drug subject to section 503(b)(1). (5) Registrar The term registrar means an organization that— (A) manages the registration of domain names; and (B) during the registration process— (i) verifies that the requested domain name meets registry requirements