21 of 61 documented lookalike hostnames did not resolve
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This research is free. 61 documented lookalike storefront hostnames across 57 brands, carrying 653 dated observations between them, all re-checked in our re-verification round of 27 October 2026. Type a brand name or a domain below: if we have documented it, that brand's own rows and every dated reading on them come back here, and you can act on them. If we have not, the free pass on your own domain is one click away.
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- Every report is a point-in-time audit of publicly observable information, dated to the day the reads were taken. A hostname's state can change at any time after that date.
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Quoted from growth/approved-claims.md §13b, with no word added, removed or softened — it binds the free rows above and every price on this page alike, at $29, at $149, at $249 and at $499: This is a point-in-time audit of publicly observable information, not legal advice and not monitoring. We assemble the evidence and draft the request; on this tier you send it. We do not file on your behalf, we do not contact the registrant, and no outcome or timeline is promised — that decision belongs to each registrar, host and platform.
And the same boundary on the $149 tier, in its own words: This is point-in-time documentation of publicly observable information, not monitoring and not legal advice. We document what our own code read on the day it read it, and we draft the request; on this tier you send it. We do not file on your behalf, we do not contact the registrant, we execute no takedown, and no outcome or timeline is promised — that decision belongs to each registrar, host and platform. We make no assertion about anyone's identity or intent, and a hostname's state can change at any time after the date on the file.
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A 0–100 scam risk score, a plain-English verdict, from “no red flags found” to “high risk”, and the two most serious red flags — each naming what we read and the day we read it.
Or tap one of the 61 hostnames documented here and we read it live now, the same way — what it serves today, not what our record says it served.
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Run the same checks now — on a brand in this corpus, or on your own
Every hostname in the records below reproduces a real brand that did not ask for it. The same checks that produced this dataset run on demand: candidate lookalikes and typosquats generated from a domain, every one of them resolved, the ones that answer fetched live with cache bypassed, and each finding stamped with the date it was read — exactly as the rows below are. The free scan returns the count confirmed registered and resolving today, two of those rows in full, and the remainder withheld with their own dated states. One complete Brand Impersonation Audit is published in full so you can read the whole artefact before deciding.
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Each name below is a brand this corpus documents, paired with the domain that brand publishes as its own, read off a page that brand publishes itself on 21 August 2026. Tap one and the scan runs on it now, so you can check our method against a result you can verify yourself — every row it names is in the records further down this page. Or put your own company and domain in the fields and run it on yours.
How many lookalikes of your name are answering right now?
Free, no email and no card: we generate the lookalike and typosquat names for your domain, resolve them, fetch the ones that answer and grade them against your own page — then show you the counts, two of the rows in full, and the rest withheld. We generate the lookalike and typosquat names from your domain — different endings, hyphenated forms, single-character swaps and drops, and the shop / store / outlet / sale / official patterns our own documented corpus is full of. Only hostnames we confirm resolving are counted as resolving — a name nobody has registered is counted, never padded into a list.
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- Lookalike and typosquat candidates generated from your own domain — different endings, hyphenated forms, character swaps, drops and doublings, and the -shop/-outlet/-store/-sale/-official patterns our own documented corpus is full of
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- Per hostname: the date-stamped readings behind it — DNS, the HTTPS certificate served, the public registration record, and the page as served
- Per hostname: a risk rating derived in code from what was observed, and the copying evidence where we found it — your own hosted files being served, your image filenames, your catalogue handles or part numbers, or your title wording reproduced
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Every hostname in the records below reproduces a real brand that did not ask for it. 22 of those brands are in the picker here, each paired with the domain it publishes as its own. Pick one — or type your own company and domain — and you can open the free count for it, run the Documented Evidence Dossier on it now, or take the capped Brand Impersonation Audit instead.
The subject of an audit is a domain you own, never a lookalike you are worried about: we generate names resembling whatever is in that field, so somebody else's address would produce a report about somebody else's name. The domains offered in the picker are the brands' own, each read off a page that brand publishes itself and dated in our register — never a hostname from the index.
The Documented Evidence Dossier opens its card form on this page, for the domain in the field above. It is the same generator, the same live reads, the same grader and the same takedown request you send yourself — run deeper, so the resolving names the $29 pass reports as a count are documented row by row instead.
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Same engine, same method, same claims — run deeper. The Brand Impersonation Audit documents up to 15 confirmed hostnames and reports the rest of what resolved as a count; the Documented Evidence Dossier documents up to 30 of them row by row, from a candidate list of up to 320 names rather than 180. Nothing is added to a row and no caveat is softened. If a capped pass over your own domain answers your question, buy the $29 audit instead — this tier is for a file complete enough to hand to someone else.
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This is not a different or deeper method. One domain is the $29 Brand Impersonation Audit and you should buy that instead; the $249 buys the same audit across a portfolio in one checkout and one combined dated report.
These are not sentences written for this page. They are the scope limits from our own claims register, reproduced word for word, and they bind every surface of this site — including the one you are reading.
- Every report is a point-in-time audit of publicly observable information, dated to the day the reads were taken. A hostname's state can change at any time after that date.
- No continuous monitoring, on any tier. There is no real-time feed, no API and no alerting, and nothing is re-checked after the report is delivered.
- No takedown execution, on any tier: we never file. We assemble the evidence and draft the request; the buyer sends it.
- We never contact the registrant, and we do not contact a registrar, host or platform on a customer's behalf.
- No outcome and no timeline is promised. Whether anything is suspended is the registrar's, host's or platform's decision alone.
- No legal representation, ever. This is the boundary that did NOT move and must never be softened. We are not a law firm.
- No fund recovery.
- No legal proceedings, and no advice on the merits of a trademark position.
- We make no assertion about any registrant's intent or criminality
Quoted from growth/approved-claims.md §13b, with no word added, removed or softened. The line that travels with this product on every surface that sells it — at $29, at $149 and at $249 alike, because a bigger price does not buy a quieter caveat: This is a point-in-time audit of publicly observable information, not legal advice and not monitoring. We assemble the evidence and draft the request; on this tier you send it. We do not file on your behalf, we do not contact the registrant, and no outcome or timeline is promised — that decision belongs to each registrar, host and platform.
And the same boundary on the $149 tier, in its own words: This is point-in-time documentation of publicly observable information, not monitoring and not legal advice. We document what our own code read on the day it read it, and we draft the request; on this tier you send it. We do not file on your behalf, we do not contact the registrant, we execute no takedown, and no outcome or timeline is promised — that decision belongs to each registrar, host and platform. We make no assertion about anyone's identity or intent, and a hostname's state can change at any time after the date on the file.
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Of 61 lookalike storefront hostnames documented since 27 July 2026 and re-checked on 27 October 2026, 21 had the observed state “does not resolve”. Reading the TLD registries’ own RDAP records for those 21 hostnames — on 19 October 2026, each record travelling with the date it was read — every one carried “client hold” alongside the routine “client transfer prohibited” lock, and every registration was still intact: none deleted, none expired. In the 7 days between our 20 October 2026 and 27 October 2026 rounds, no hostname changed state on a completed reading: every row we obtained a reading for returned the state string it already carried, in either direction. A further 3 hostnames we could not re-check at all on 27 October 2026, because our own fetch failed: coyuchi.shop, ekstershop.com and featherstoneoutdoorhq.shop keep their earlier findings and their earlier dates. Neither a state nor a date moves on a check we did not complete. Every one of them resolves — the failure was on our own HTTP leg, so none of them is recorded as not resolving, and the kept reading is whatever we last actually read: “live, HTTP 200” for every one of them, on the date beside each. Read those together rather than as one number: the count of hostnames observed “live, HTTP 200” is unchanged on this round, and that is not the same as nothing having moved — what moved was our own ability to read, in both directions, and it cancelled. 1 row entered the live column and 1 row left it — coyuchi.shop is counted under “we could not re-check” because our own check failed, and its “live, HTTP 200” finding and its date stand unchanged. Nothing went quiet, and a hostname we could not read is not an observation at all.
- Canonical URL
- https://scam-detective8.acoco.ai/lookalike-domain-dataset
- Round
- 27 October 2026 (2026-10-27)
- Rows
- 61 hostnames, one record each
- Licence
- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Quote it, chart it, re-publish the table, commercially or not: this dataset is published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). The one condition is attribution — name Scam Detective and link the canonical URL with a crawlable link — and carry the date of the round with any figure you take, because a state without its date is not a finding from this dataset.
Scam Detective (2026). Documented lookalike storefront hostnames — re-verification dataset, round of 27 October 2026. 61 hostnames, 653 dated observations. https://scam-detective8.acoco.ai/lookalike-domain-dataset
Data: <a href="https://scam-detective8.acoco.ai/lookalike-domain-dataset">Scam Detective lookalike storefront dataset</a>, round of 27 October 2026 (CC BY 4.0).
Attribution under this licence means two things together: a text credit naming Scam Detective, and a crawlable link to the canonical URL https://scam-detective8.acoco.ai/lookalike-domain-dataset. A link carrying rel="nofollow" or rel="sponsored" does not satisfy it.
The CSV is one row per hostname with the whole dated chain in a single column; the JSON carries the same rows with each observation as its own dated object, plus the licence, the citation and the method inline; the plain-text release carries the rows and all of the prose in one file. Same source, same counts, same state strings — all three are built from the rows this page renders.
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0): https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. You may copy, re-publish, chart and adapt this dataset, including commercially, under one condition — attribution. Attribution under this licence means two things together: a text credit naming Scam Detective, and a crawlable link to the canonical URL https://scam-detective8.acoco.ai/lookalike-domain-dataset. A link carrying rel="nofollow" or rel="sponsored" does not satisfy it. Carry the date of the round with any figure you take: a state without its date is not a finding from this dataset.
Nothing else is asked and nothing else is reserved. There is no separate permission to request, no embargo and no commercial carve-out: the licence text at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ governs, and this page is the canonical source it points back to.
The licence covers this dataset — the rows, the dated observations and the registry readings as published. It does not transfer any right in the brands the hostnames reproduce, and it does not make a figure sayable without its date. Carry the date of the round with any figure you take: a state without its date is not a finding from this dataset.
Licence deed: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ · SPDX identifier CC-BY-4.0 · the pasteable credit is in the citation block.
Nothing here is behind a price, and nothing on this page is withheld from the files above. If you would rather have the whole corpus as one delivered, dated artefact — every row in the evidence-class shape, with the artefacts quoted verbatim, as a CSV and a paginated PDF fixed to the day you bought it — that is the commercial corpus licence, $499 one-time. It buys the file and its delivery, never permission: the licence above already grants that, free, to everyone.
Stable metadata identifier (unique_metadata_identifier): b7f3c1d2-9e64-4a80-8f52-3c1a7d0e5b46 — it names this dataset's metadata record and does not change between rounds or re-publications.
What this is
This page is the whole record behind that sentence: every hostname we document, the brand it reproduces, the state we observed on each dated round, and — for the 21 that did not resolve — the TLD registry's own record as we read it, each one dated to the day it was read (19 October 2026). It is free to read, free to quote and free to re-compute: the same rows are published as a CSV and as a plain-text release, and every hostname links to its own dated page so any cell here can be checked against the record it came from.
Read a figure as a reading, not a status. Everything here belongs to the date beside it, states change in both directions — one row on this list was observed “does not resolve” on 31 July 2026 and “live, HTTP 200” again on 2 September 2026, re-confirmed 8 September 2026, 15 September 2026, 22 September 2026, 13 October 2026, 18 October 2026, 19 October 2026, 20 October 2026 and 27 October 2026 — and we do not monitor anything continuously. If you need to know what an address is doing today, check it today.
Of the 61 hostnames on this index: 34 were live, HTTP 200 when we last checked them; 21 do not resolve; 3 resolve but do not serve; 3 we could not re-check, because our own check failed. A hostname's state can change on any day, in either direction — one row on this list was observed “does not resolve” on 31 July 2026 and “live, HTTP 200” again on 2 September 2026, re-confirmed 8 September 2026, 15 September 2026, 22 September 2026, 13 October 2026, 18 October 2026, 19 October 2026, 20 October 2026 and 27 October 2026.
The 21 registry records, read 19 October 2026
clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone.
We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it.
Each row below is one hostname whose observed state at its own last completed check was “does not resolve”, beside the TLD registry's own record for the same name as we read it — each record carrying the date we read it, which is not always the date of the latest sweep. The state column in the main table does not change because of this reading, and the registry operator named is the source of the reading — not an attribution of anybody's provider.
| Hostname | Status codes on the record | Status set | Registered | Expires |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| theecobags.shop ECOBAGS The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for theecobags.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 14 August 2026 (2026-08-14T10:13:41Z). The registration itself is intact: created 21 May 2026, running to 21 May 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 14 August 2026 | 21 May 2026 | 21 May 2027 |
| johnderian.shop John Derian Company The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for johnderian.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 24 August 2026 (2026-08-24T07:07:15Z). The registration itself is intact: created 3 May 2026, running to 3 May 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 24 August 2026 | 3 May 2026 | 3 May 2027 |
| myredneckblinds.shop Redneck Blinds The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for myredneckblinds.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 28 August 2026 (2026-08-28T05:24:22Z). The registration itself is intact: created 26 May 2026, running to 26 May 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 28 August 2026 | 26 May 2026 | 26 May 2027 |
| epauletbrandstyle.shop Epaulet The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for epauletbrandstyle.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 28 August 2026 (2026-08-28T06:07:06Z). The registration itself is intact: created 4 May 2026, running to 4 May 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 28 August 2026 | 4 May 2026 | 4 May 2027 |
| tillmansmeatsonline.shop Tillman's Meats The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for tillmansmeatsonline.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 1 September 2026 (2026-09-01T07:57:19Z). The registration itself is intact: created 27 May 2026, running to 27 May 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 1 September 2026 | 27 May 2026 | 27 May 2027 |
| poshpeanut.shop Posh Peanut The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for poshpeanut.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 2 September 2026 (2026-09-02T09:21:02Z). The registration itself is intact: created 14 June 2026, running to 14 June 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 2 September 2026 | 14 June 2026 | 14 June 2027 |
| kytebaby.shop Kyte Baby The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for kytebaby.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 2 September 2026 (2026-09-02T23:19:24Z). The registration itself is intact: created 21 June 2026, running to 21 June 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 2 September 2026 | 21 June 2026 | 21 June 2027 |
| onceagaingoods.shop Once Again Nut Butter The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for onceagaingoods.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 7 September 2026 (2026-09-07T09:36:48Z). The registration itself is intact: created 4 May 2026, running to 4 May 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 7 September 2026 | 4 May 2026 | 4 May 2027 |
| wovenwoodhome.shop Woven Wood The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for wovenwoodhome.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 8 September 2026 (2026-09-08T21:17:05Z). The registration itself is intact: created 17 April 2026, running to 17 April 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 8 September 2026 | 17 April 2026 | 17 April 2027 |
| flamingoestate.shop Flamingo Estate The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for flamingoestate.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 10 September 2026 (2026-09-10T06:58:51Z). The registration itself is intact: created 28 April 2026, running to 28 April 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 10 September 2026 | 28 April 2026 | 28 April 2027 |
| repfitness.shop REP Fitness The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for repfitness.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 10 September 2026 (2026-09-10T08:33:59Z). The registration itself is intact: created 22 July 2026, running to 22 July 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 10 September 2026 | 22 July 2026 | 22 July 2027 |
| drinktrade.shop Trade Coffee The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for drinktrade.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 16 September 2026 (2026-09-16T08:22:39Z). The registration itself is intact: created 13 June 2026, running to 13 June 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 16 September 2026 | 13 June 2026 | 13 June 2027 |
| thewinfieldcollectionco.shop The Winfield Collection The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for thewinfieldcollectionco.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 17 September 2026 (2026-09-17T06:55:38Z). The registration itself is intact: created 12 May 2026, running to 12 May 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 17 September 2026 | 12 May 2026 | 12 May 2027 |
| officialnestbedding.shop Nest Bedding The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for officialnestbedding.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 18 September 2026 (2026-09-18T08:07:34Z). The registration itself is intact: created 25 April 2026, running to 25 April 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 18 September 2026 | 25 April 2026 | 25 April 2027 |
| shopkimirica.shop Kimirica The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for shopkimirica.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 18 September 2026 (2026-09-18T08:11:35Z). The registration itself is intact: created 21 April 2026, running to 21 April 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 18 September 2026 | 21 April 2026 | 21 April 2027 |
| jaxxonshop.com Jaxxon The reading, in fullReading Verisign, the .com registry’s own RDAP record for jaxxonshop.com on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold” and “client transfer prohibited”, last changed 18 September 2026 (2026-09-18T22:38:53Z). The registration itself is intact: created 9 August 2026, running to 9 August 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited | 18 September 2026 | 9 August 2026 | 9 August 2027 |
| saboskirt.shop SABO Skirt The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for saboskirt.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 21 September 2026 (2026-09-21T05:55:13Z). The registration itself is intact: created 20 June 2026, running to 20 June 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 21 September 2026 | 20 June 2026 | 20 June 2027 |
| shopparkseed.shop Park Seed The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for shopparkseed.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 24 September 2026 (2026-09-24T06:49:50Z). The registration itself is intact: created 4 June 2026, running to 4 June 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 24 September 2026 | 4 June 2026 | 4 June 2027 |
| shoplorenacanals.shop Lorena Canals The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for shoplorenacanals.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 30 September 2026 (2026-09-30T18:50:16Z). The registration itself is intact: created 15 May 2026, running to 15 May 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 30 September 2026 | 15 May 2026 | 15 May 2027 |
| themissamara.shop Miss Amara The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for themissamara.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 12 October 2026 (2026-10-12T06:04:30Z). The registration itself is intact: created 17 May 2026, running to 17 May 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 12 October 2026 | 17 May 2026 | 17 May 2027 |
| toirocollection.shop TOIRO The reading, in fullReading GMO Registry, the .shop registry’s own RDAP record for toirocollection.shop on 19 October 2026, the record carried the status codes “client hold”, “client transfer prohibited” and “inactive”, last changed 12 October 2026 (2026-10-12T06:05:41Z). The registration itself is intact: created 17 May 2026, running to 17 May 2027, and not deleted. That is consistent with the “does not resolve” state we observed ourselves on 27 October 2026. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it. | client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive | 12 October 2026 | 17 May 2026 | 17 May 2027 |
21 of 21 records carried a hold code. 0 had been deleted and 0 had expired: every registration was intact and running when we read it, which is the half of this finding most easily lost in a summary — the names are still registered, they are simply not in the zone.
1 row we could read again — and no state changed
Our own fetch had failed on this row on the round of 20 October 2026, so its date stood still. On 27 October 2026 the check completed and each was observed in the same state its kept reading already carried. That is a fact about our own egress, not about any hostname: these are not state changes and are not counted as any, here or in the decay study.
| Hostname | Kept reading | Read again | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| chamberlaincoffeeshop.com Chamberlain Coffee | 19 October 2026 — live, HTTP 200 | 27 October 2026 — live, HTTP 200 | 8 days |
Method, as run on 27 October 2026
- (i) Candidate hostnames come from two pieces of published research of our own: the teardown of one .shop clone-kit storefront build, and the own-CDN asset check. Nothing enters the corpus without a dated page of its own.
- (ii) A live check is an HTTPS fetch with caching bypassed, and the HTTP status is recorded exactly as read.
- (iii) “does not resolve” is written only when two independent public resolvers both return NXDOMAIN carrying the registry's own SOA and no Answer section. One lookup is never a finding, and SERVFAIL, timeout or refused is our own failure, not an absent domain.
- (iv) Resolution state comes from an authoritative resolver, never from a page fetcher, in either direction.
- (v) Exactly three state strings may be emitted, and the set is closed: “live, HTTP 200”, “does not resolve”, “resolves but not serving — HTTP nnn”.
- (vi) A check date only advances on a completed observation. A failed fetch of ours freezes the row at its earlier finding and its earlier date, annotated with the day we tried.
- (vii) RDAP fields are recorded exactly as published — four fields only: the status codes on the record, the registration event, the expiration event, and the “last changed” event. Nothing is inferred and nothing is summarised upward.
- (viii) A registry status code is an additional dated observation and never replaces the state string.
We claim no part in anything on this page. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for any of these domains, we do not know who asked for any status to be set or why, and a registrar or registry acting after we published is not one acting because we published.
clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing at all. It is published here only because it was on the record and we publish the record as read.
The corpus: 61 hostnames across 57 brands, opened 27 July 2026
Every hostname here is one we checked ourselves and published a dated page for. The first group came out of our teardown of one .shop storefront kit on 27 July 2026; the rest were added on later dated rounds, each with the reading that put it in. An index is a record of what we have checked. It is not a census of what exists, and no count on this page should be read as one.
Rounds: 20 October 2026, then 27 October 2026, 7 days apart
Re-verification runs as dated rounds over the whole corpus, each applied on top of the last. A superseded observation is never overwritten or deleted: it stays on the row with its own date, which is what makes the decay history in the table below a record rather than a summary. The window from 27 July 2026 to 27 October 2026 is 92 days and holds 653 dated observations.
What counts as an observation, and the three strings it may produce
A live check is an HTTPS fetch with the cache bypassed, and the HTTP status is recorded as read. A hostname is only written down as “does not resolve” when two independent public resolvers both return no answer — one lookup is not a finding. Exactly three strings may describe what a hostname was doing: “live, HTTP 200”, “does not resolve”, and “resolves but not serving — HTTP nnn”. The same three strings are emitted by the live checker, printed on every hostname page, and used in the CSV, so an observation means the same thing everywhere it appears.
A check date only advances on a real observation
When our own fetch fails before it observes anything, we have learned nothing about the hostname — so the row keeps its earlier finding and its earlier date and is annotated as not re-checked, naming the day we tried. 3 rows are in that state on this round. A failed check of ours is a fact about our own egress and is reported as ours, never as a state of the hostname.
The registry status read-back, read 19 October 2026
For each of the 21 hostnames that did not resolve, we queried the TLD registry's own RDAP service — GMO Registry for .shop, Verisign for .com — and recorded four fields exactly as published: the status codes on the record, the registration event, the expiration event, and the “last changed” event that dates the current status. Nothing is inferred and nothing is summarised upward. clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing by itself. What we record here is the combination, read together: a hold on the registry record, no answer in the DNS on our own checks, and a registration that has neither expired nor been deleted — the name is still registered, it is simply not in the zone.
It is an additional observation, never a state
A status code read off a registry record and a DNS answer read off a resolver are two different readings of two different systems, taken on their own dates. So the state column stays exactly “does not resolve” for all 21 of these rows, the registry reading sits beside it in its own columns, and the vocabulary does not gain a fourth member. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it.
What we withhold from this page, deliberately
The records we read name a registrar, and our own checks see hosting and network detail. None of it appears here, in the CSV, or anywhere else we publish for free — that attribution belongs in a paid report where the person acting on it is identified, not on an open page about named third parties. The registry operator is named because it is the source of the reading, not an attribution of anyone's provider.
What this dataset does not say
- A registry status code is not a state, and we never print one as one. Every row that carries a read-back still reads “does not resolve” in the state column, dated to the DNS check that produced it.
- We claim no part in anything on this page. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for any of these domains, we do not know who asked for any status to be set or why, and a registrar or registry acting after we published is not one acting because we published.
- clientTransferProhibited on its own is the routine lock carried by nearly every registered domain and shows nothing at all. It is published here only because it was on the record and we publish the record as read.
- No personal data. Hostnames and observed states only; no registrant, registrar, host or IP data is published.
- We did not observe why any hostname stopped resolving, and we do not describe any of them as removed, suspended, seized or taken down. A name that is not in the zone today can be back in it tomorrow — one row in this corpus has already done exactly that.
- Nothing here is a claim about what any address is doing right now. Every figure belongs to the date printed beside it, and the round it came from is named.
- We describe what each page served on the day we read it. We assert nothing about any registrant's identity, intent or criminality, and nothing here is legal advice.
- This is not monitoring and not a feed. It is a set of dated readings taken by hand on named days, and there is no promise that the next round will happen on any particular day.
- An index is a record of what we have checked. It is not a list of every lookalike hostname that exists for these brands, and the counts must not be read as a measure of how many there are.
We describe what each page serves; we make no assertion about any registrant’s intent or criminality, and nothing here is legal advice. Every finding on this page is an assessment of publicly available information at the time of the check, taken on the dates named, and is not legal advice. We do not monitor domains continuously, we never contact a registrant on anyone's behalf, and we promise no outcome of any kind.
The records — 61 hostnames, 653 dated observations
One row per documented hostname, A→Z. State is the most recent real observation and the day it was taken; decay history is every dated observation on that row, oldest first, including the ones the later rounds superseded. Nothing is deleted from a row, and nothing is written into it that was not read. Each hostname links to its own dated page.
| Hostname / brand reproduced | State at last check | Decay history | Registry record |
|---|---|---|---|
| aersfshop.com Aer · first documented 13 August 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| barefootdreamsofficial.shop Barefoot Dreams · first documented 19 October 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| brchhome.shop Branch Furniture · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| bronzeartist.shop COPPERTIST.WU · first documented 27 July 2026 | resolves but not serving — HTTP 404 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-10-19 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-10-20 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-10-27 resolves but not serving — HTTP 404 last observed serving 13 October 2026 · 1 state change | — |
| carrollsirishhome.shop Carrolls Irish Gifts · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| chamberlaincoffeeshop.com Chamberlain Coffee · first documented 13 August 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| coyuchi.shop Coyuchi · first documented 13 August 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 20 October 2026 · not re-checked — our own check failed on 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 20 October 2026 | — |
| diggs.live Diggs · first documented 13 August 2026 | resolves but not serving — HTTP 404 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-09-08 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-09-15 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-09-22 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-09-29 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-10-06 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-10-13 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-10-18 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-10-19 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-10-20 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4042026-10-27 resolves but not serving — HTTP 404 last observed serving 13 August 2026 · 1 state change | — |
| drinktrade.shop Trade Coffee · first documented 13 August 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 does not resolve2026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 2 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| ecobagsfashion.shop ECOBAGS · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| ekstershop.com Ekster · first documented 13 August 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 13 August 2026 · not re-checked — our own check failed on 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 13 August 2026 | — |
| epauletbrandstyle.shop Epaulet · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 does not resolve2026-09-08 does not resolve2026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 27 July 2026 | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| exultplanetstore.shop Exult Planet · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| featherstoneoutdoorgear.shop Featherstone Outdoor · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| featherstoneoutdoorhq.shop Featherstone Outdoor · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 13 October 2026 · not re-checked — our own check failed on 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 13 October 2026 | — |
| flamingoestate.shop Flamingo Estate · first documented 13 August 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 8 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| foursigtics.com Four Sigmatic · first documented 17 August 2026 | resolves but not serving — HTTP 522 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-17 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4032026-09-08 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4032026-09-15 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4032026-09-22 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4032026-09-29 resolves but not serving — HTTP 4032026-10-06 resolves but not serving — HTTP 5222026-10-13 resolves but not serving — HTTP 5222026-10-18 resolves but not serving — HTTP 5222026-10-19 resolves but not serving — HTTP 5222026-10-20 resolves but not serving — HTTP 5222026-10-27 resolves but not serving — HTTP 522 last observed serving 17 August 2026 · 2 state changes | — |
| glowrecipeshop.com Glow Recipe · first documented 13 August 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| highcountrygardensco.shop High Country Gardens · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| jaxxonshop.com Jaxxon · first documented 13 August 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 15 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited |
| johnderian.shop John Derian Company · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 does not resolve2026-09-08 does not resolve2026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 27 July 2026 | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| keywaydesigns.shop Keyway Designs · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| kytebaby.shop Kyte Baby · first documented 13 August 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 does not resolve2026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 2 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| kytebabyshop.com Kyte Baby · first documented 13 August 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| littlesleepies.xyz Little Sleepies · first documented 13 August 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| luxebitesstore.shop Luxe Bites · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 resolves but not serving — HTTP 5022026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 · 2 state changes | — |
| michaelangeloskitchen.shop Michael Angelo's · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| microkickboardglobal.shop Micro Kickboard · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| moxievinyls.shop Moxie Vinyls · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| muhouse.shop MUSASHI · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| myfashionbrandcompany.shop Fashion Brand Company · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| myredneckblinds.shop Redneck Blinds · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 does not resolve2026-09-08 does not resolve2026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 27 July 2026 | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| naturium.us Naturium · first documented 13 August 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| noguhq.shop NOGU · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-07-31 does not resolve2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 · 1 state change | — |
| nomatic.shop Nomatic · first documented 13 August 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| nomaticstore.com Nomatic · first documented 13 August 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| officialnestbedding.shop Nest Bedding · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 15 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| onceagaingoods.shop Once Again Nut Butter · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 does not resolve2026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 2 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| philipparoberts.shop Philippa Roberts Jewelry · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| poshpeanut.shop Posh Peanut · first documented 13 August 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 does not resolve2026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 2 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| repfitness.shop REP Fitness · first documented 13 August 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-13 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 8 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| saboskirt.shop SABO Skirt · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-04 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 15 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| seamatetech.shop SeaMATE · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| secondnaturebrandshq.shop Second Nature Brands · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| shopelitesports.shop Elite Sports · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| shopkimirica.shop Kimirica · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 15 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| shoplorenacanals.shop Lorena Canals · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 29 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| shopparkseed.shop Park Seed · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 22 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| shopriverbendhome.shop Riverbend Home · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| stixyarnstudio.shop Stix Yarn · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| studioadornhq.shop Studio Adorn · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 resolves but not serving — HTTP 5022026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 · 2 state changes | — |
| teamsportsamericastore.shop Team Sports America · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| theappointed.shop Appointed · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
| theecobags.shop ECOBAGS · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 does not resolve2026-09-08 does not resolve2026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 27 July 2026 | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| themissamara.shop Miss Amara · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 6 October 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| thewinfieldcollectionco.shop The Winfield Collection · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-08-04 live, HTTP 2002026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 15 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| tillmansmeatsonline.shop Tillman's Meats · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 does not resolve2026-09-08 does not resolve2026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 27 July 2026 | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| toirocollection.shop TOIRO · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 6 October 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| truetreasuresinchome.shop True Treasures Inc · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 resolves but not serving — HTTP 5022026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 · 2 state changes | — |
| wovenwoodhome.shop Woven Wood · first documented 27 July 2026 | does not resolve checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 does not resolve2026-09-22 does not resolve2026-09-29 does not resolve2026-10-06 does not resolve2026-10-13 does not resolve2026-10-18 does not resolve2026-10-19 does not resolve2026-10-20 does not resolve2026-10-27 does not resolve last observed serving 8 September 2026 · 1 state change | Registry record read back — 19 October 2026 client hold + client transfer prohibited + inactive |
| yearlycojewelry.shop Yearly Co. · first documented 27 July 2026 | live, HTTP 200 checked 27 October 2026 | 2026-09-02 live, HTTP 2002026-09-08 live, HTTP 2002026-09-15 live, HTTP 2002026-09-22 live, HTTP 2002026-09-29 live, HTTP 2002026-10-06 live, HTTP 2002026-10-13 live, HTTP 2002026-10-18 live, HTTP 2002026-10-19 live, HTTP 2002026-10-20 live, HTTP 2002026-10-27 live, HTTP 200 last observed serving 27 October 2026 | — |
Of the 61 hostnames on this index: 34 were live, HTTP 200 when we last checked them; 21 do not resolve; 3 resolve but do not serve; 3 we could not re-check, because our own check failed. A hostname's state can change on any day, in either direction — one row on this list was observed “does not resolve” on 31 July 2026 and “live, HTTP 200” again on 2 September 2026, re-confirmed 8 September 2026, 15 September 2026, 22 September 2026, 13 October 2026, 18 October 2026, 19 October 2026, 20 October 2026 and 27 October 2026.
Re-run it yourself
Both readings behind every row come from public sources, so you do not have to take ours on trust. Substitute any hostname from the table. Your result will differ from ours wherever a state has changed since 27 October 2026 — that is a finding of yours, with your own date on it.
1. Ask the DNS, twice, from resolvers we do not run
dig +short <hostname> A curl -s 'https://dns.google/resolve?name=<hostname>&type=A'
Two independent answers, both empty, is what this dataset records as “does not resolve”. One empty answer is not a finding, and a resolver that is simply unreachable from where you are is a fact about your network, not about the hostname.
2. Fetch it with the cache bypassed
curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' -H 'Cache-Control: no-cache' https://<hostname>/A 200 is “live, HTTP 200”. A 403 or a 404 is “resolves but not serving — HTTP nnn”, which is an observation about a server and nothing more. A fetch that fails at your own egress tells you about your egress: record it as that, or record nothing.
3. Read the registry's own record over RDAP
curl -s -H 'accept: application/rdap+json' https://rdap.gmoregistry.net/rdap/domain/<name>.shop curl -s -H 'accept: application/rdap+json' https://rdap.verisign.com/com/v1/domain/<name>.com
The four fields this dataset publishes are the record's own: `status`, and the `registration`, `expiration` and `last changed` entries in `events`. RDAP is a public protocol and these are the registries' own endpoints, so a third party gets the same bytes we did. Timestamps will have moved on since our round — that is the point of dating a reading.
Run the same checks on your own name
The free scan at the top of this page runs the method above on any brand in this corpus, or on your own company and domain: start the free lookalike scan — candidates generated from the domain, every one resolved, the ones that answer fetched live, each finding stamped with the date it was read. One complete Brand Impersonation Audit is published in full so you can read the whole artefact before deciding.
Questions a citing reader asks first
Does “client hold” mean these 21 storefronts were taken down?
We do not say that and this dataset cannot support it. What we published is what we read: on 19 October 2026 each of those 21 records carried a hold code, none of the registrations had expired and none was deleted, and our own DNS checks returned no answer, which is recorded as “does not resolve”. We did not observe who set anything, or why. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for this domain. We do not know who asked for this, or why. A registrar or registry acting after we published is not a registrar or registry acting because we published, and we claim no part in it.
Did your reports cause this?
No, and we would not know if they had. We hold no filing, no correspondence and no reference number for any of these domains. The honest reading is that we published a dated index and later read a dated registry record, and that is all the record supports — an ordering in time is not a causal chain.
Why is a hostname still listed after it stopped resolving?
Because a dated observation stays true. The page for a hostname that has gone quiet is the record of what it served on the day we read it, and that is the thing a brand owner or a shopper needs later. States also move in both directions: one row here was observed not resolving on 31 July 2026 and serving the same storefront build again on 2 September 2026, which is exactly why nothing is closed off or taken out of the index.
Can I re-run your checks?
Yes, and that is the point of publishing the method and the files. Every reading in this dataset comes from two public sources — the DNS, and the TLD registries' own RDAP records — and the commands are on this page. Your numbers will differ from ours where a state has changed since 27 October 2026; that is a finding of yours with your own date on it, not a contradiction of ours.
Why is there no registrar, host or IP in the data?
Because this is a free, public page about named third parties, and that attribution is the part most easily acted on by someone who has not verified anything. It is withheld from every free surface we publish. It exists in the paid report, where the person receiving it is identified.
The rest of the record
- The documented index — the same 61 hostnames grouped by the brand they reproduce, each with its own page and its own dated evidence.
- The decay study — these rows counted across the whole window: every state change, its direction and the gap between the two checks.
- Who we are and how we check — the verification steps behind every reading, and what we refuse to assert.
- Corrections, questions, or a record you can show is wrong: scam-detective8@mail.acoco.ai. We date and publish corrections rather than editing a finding quietly.