Expired domain catalog

Consistent niche — distribution of pirated/cracked software ("Crack Software") throughout its entire history. No niche change recorded.

The domain lived from 2009–2012 as a French site for website creation and training (Félis-Web), then from 2014–2016 as Japanese content about cafes and pancakes; after 2016 there is no content, and in 2023 it showed a technical placeholder 'Index of /'. There was a sharp shift in language and niche.

The domain started as a parked page (2014-2016), then, after a period of instability, operated as a service or blog called "D-DD04BB" (2019-2023), but at the end of its lifecycle (2024) it was turned into a porn-spam site with Chinese keywords.

Originally (2011-2017) the site was the official website of a musician playing the Japanese shakuhachi flute. After the drop in 2018, the niche changed chaotically several times: domain parking, a patio site, a Japanese site about moving, a Japanese site about the "little uncle," and finally a Thai general-knowledge collection site. The final niche is completely irrelevant to the original one, for which the link profile was built.

Originally a realtor's site (Ontario real estate), then a long period of redirects, after which the domain was hijacked and used as a spam doorway with Asian gambling and lotteries (2019-2022). In 2026, the niche switched back to the original one (real estate), but the link profile was likely built up during the spam period.

The site has been dedicated to Japanese sweets and recipes throughout its history ("幸せお菓子と日々のひととき"), with no niche changes, which is a plus.

Niche not determined. Across the entire Wayback Machine history (2023-2026), no snapshot contains meaningful content or a page title — only empty titles and technical redirects.

Originally used for a local business — a tire shop in Portland (2018). In 2025, right before or during the drop, the niche was radically switched to a spammy doorway page in the online casino and slots niche ("Mahjong Wins 2").

Originally a site for a sports team/sailing training center (Team Vendée Formation). The niche remained stable until 2023, after which the site turned into a shell with changing, irrelevant page titles (including "D-60536A.com"), indicating the domain was dropped and re-registered.

Originally the site of a French manufacturer of 3D printing consumables (Nanovia), consistently active from 2013 to 2020. After 2021, the niche shifted to a parking/spam page ("Shopping Trip"), then to a hosting placeholder ("Account Suspended").

Originally (2011–2023) the domain hosted the site of the English-language brand/agency "Wayward" with locations in Vancouver, Toronto, Berlin, and Stockholm. After a long gap (2023–2025), the niche shifted drastically to Chinese-language spam content about Italian football (Serie A) with typical signs of a betting/streaming doorway page.

The only recorded niche is "D-856678" (2022), presumably a studio site (design/photo). After 2022, no content has been recorded, only redirects.

Originally an illustrator/designer site (English), then a German placeholder, a Japanese blog about skin care, an Indonesian poker site, and a Chinese novel site. Multiple niche changes, the final one being a Chinese novel farm, unrelated to the original link profile.

From 2019 to 2024, the domain consistently operated as an English-language lifestyle project called "The D-3B3BE2 Project" (happy, healthy, connected solo living). In 2025, there was a sharp shift to Vietnamese gambling spam: "Top 10 Nhà Cái Uy Tín – Đăng Ký Nhận Ngay Khuyến Mãi 500K."

From 2019 to 2022, the site was an English-language resource 'ichoosetolive' (likely a personal blog/social project). Since June 2024, the niche has sharply shifted to Chinese gambling (sports betting, casino), which persists through the latest snapshot.

Cannot determine the niche — throughout the observed period from 2013 to 2025, the Wayback Machine has no saved page content, only redirect chains (301/302). The domain never displayed a public site with content.

From 2004 to 2024, the domain was consistently used as a portfolio site for photographer Paul D-68DDE1 (page title "Paul D-68DDE1, Fotograf"). The niche changed once — in 2025, the site became a spam portal with Chinese adult keywords.

The domain never had a clear niche: from 2003 to 2017, only blank or placeholder pages were recorded ("Document sans titre", "Placeholder page", empty page titles), and in 2025 — a page with the domain name as the title (likely parking). No niche changes were detected, and there is no final niche.

From 2014 to 2024, the domain consistently existed as the official site of a project/brand called "D-18A732" (possibly a music group or art project). In April 2025, the niche radically shifted to spam casino content (PADUKA500), followed by redirects.

Originally (1999–2003) the domain existed as a project called "D-CDF7D1" with no clear niche focus. From 2003 to 2016 the domain almost continuously served 302 redirects to unknown resources, indicating use in schemes or a complete loss of standalone content. In 2016 a page title "uxcrowd" briefly appeared, after which the domain moved to empty page titles and parking, and from 2025 onward outright spam content for adults (porn/casino doorway pages) is recorded.