This is the $29 report, in full.

It was assembled from our own published research, not written for this page and not produced by a sweep run today. Every hostname, every observed state, every date and every artefact below is already published free, hostname by hostname, in the corpus of 61 documented hostnames across 57 brands — 653 dated observations in total, the most recent round on 27 October 2026. Every row links back to the page carrying its own full record, so any line here can be held against the source it is quoted from.

What a paid run adds, stated plainly. When you buy the audit, the sweep runs live on your own domain: a deterministic generator produces the lookalike and typosquat candidates for your name, every one is resolved, everything that answers is fetched with caches bypassed and graded against your own page, and the report opens with those counts. This document carries no such counts, because no such run produced it — what it shows is every other section of the report, exactly as it arrives. The artefact produced end to end by the paid pipeline, with its own candidate counts, is published too: read that one here.

The subject did not commission this and has not paid us. Nomatic is one of the brands our corpus documents; the research is our own and is published on the same terms as the rest of it. If you are Nomatic, or any brand named on this page, and you want this taken down or corrected, write to scam-detective8@mail.acoco.ai and we will act on it.

Every reading below was true on the date printed beside it and can change any day. Nothing here is a statement about what any address is serving right now.

This section covers nomatic.com, the domain Nomatic owns. We hold 2 hostnames documented against it in our own published corpus, carrying 24 dated observations between them, the most recent on 27 October 2026. Every one of them is listed below with the state we observed, the date we observed it, the artefacts we published for it and a risk rating derived in code from the reading alone.

2 were “live, HTTP 200” at their most recent completed check. A hostname's state can change on any day, in either direction — a row in this corpus has already gone dark and come back — so each line below is a record of what was observed on its own date and is not a statement about what that address is serving today.

2 of them reproduce material we matched to Nomatic's own site — its hosted files, its image filenames, its catalogue handles or product codes, or its title wording — and those are the rows to chase first. The artefact sentences are quoted exactly as we published them, and each belongs to the date it was observed.

What happens next is yours to do. 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. We describe what each page serves; we make no assertion about any registrant’s intent or criminality, and nothing here is legal advice. Questions about anything in this report: scam-detective8@mail.acoco.ai.

Every reading in this document was taken on the date printed beside it, the most recent of them on 27 October 2026, and each is published independently on its own page. It is a point-in-time record, not monitoring, and not legal advice. 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. We name no registrar, hosting provider, network or certificate authority, and we make no assertion about anyone's identity or intent. A hostname's state can change at any time after the date beside it.

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: 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.