Mindblowing proposal

SirLouen said:

How in the world this guy could detect the new site?

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There is some services (such me) which monitoring all dropped and re-registered domains and we know about each re-registered domain within seconds after registration. Such procedure can be repeated many times daily if you have enough resources.

Please keep in mind there is a millions of domains which was registered and deleted in past.
And this is all the magic - "HOW".

Also there is over 31 millions of domains with 13 characters.



You can send me the PM, I will check in my system when this domain was previously registered and when it was deleted (if so)
And everything will be clear (I will not will disclose this information publicly).

Cheers, Greg.

He probably got the info from Namesilo or through an AI.

GregFromMoonsy said:

which monitoring all dropped and re-registered domains and we know about each re-registered domain within seconds after registration.

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But in this case it was a brand new domain, not a re-registration one.

SirLouen said:

But in this case it was a brand new domain, not a re-registration one.

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Send me please the PM, we'll check this domain.
I am pretty sure that this domain was registered in past and deleted not so far ago.

Because as you see on above image there is 31 millions domains with 13 characters.
Its really heavy to find something what not was registered in past.

The next option is - one of your WP plugins did the job or even theme
Loading just one image when plugin is activated - it's enough to tell the world - new WP site created.

If you registered something like "id0Jj3-23jx.com" without any links - second option is much more possible,
especially when we consider the speed of mentioned proposal and WP comment as channel of communication.

Cheers, Greg.

Realistically and registrar is subject to this, since all newly registered domains eventually end up in whois lists.