Expired domain catalog

Consistent niche throughout its entire history (2005–2022): architecture, marketing, and design for business (portfolio/services of a Portland-based company). No niche changes; the final niche fully matches the original.

Personal site/blog under the pseudonym 'D-43CC03' with no niche changes throughout its history (over 20 years). The niche is not clearly defined, likely a non-commercial business card page.

A Japanese guesthouse (pension) site in the Zao Onsen area, focused on mountain tourism, trekking, skiing, and snowboarding. The niche remained stable throughout the site's life (2006-2021), with a minor title update to '樹氷＆ロッジ シンノ'.

Website of the "D-7F49D2" community center in Ugehelen (Netherlands). The niche has remained stable throughout its entire history since 2002, with no niche changes.

French-language site about corsets for weight loss (minceur) and shaping corsets, consistently maintained this niche from 2016 to 2020. A brief spike of a different page title in March 2019 did not lead to a content change — the site immediately returned to its core niche afterward.

The site carried the title "D-1BC5C4" throughout its entire history (2018–2024), likely a personal or brand project, with no signs of a niche change; the final niche fully matches the original.

Since 2011, the site was dedicated to the anti-nuclear movement "原発さよなら四国ネットワーク" (the "Sayonara Shikoku Nukes Network"). The niche never changed, and the final content before the drop fully matched the original niche.

A stable personal portfolio site of designer Lars Marcus Vedeler throughout its entire history from 2010 to 2026. The niche has not changed.

The domain started as a consulting company site in 2005, but switched to a travel blog/social network for travelers ("Share your travel experience") already in 2006 and stayed in that niche until the drop. The niche change was a one-time event and happened at the very start of the site's life.

Throughout its history (2015–2024), the domain belonged to an Italian wellness/benessere center in Udine — the niche never changed, and the final niche matches the original one.

From 2007 to 2020, the site consistently presented itself as a Japanese blog/resource on technical maintenance of the Mazda RX-7 (FD3S) with the 13B NA rotary engine. In 2003–2005, the domain served 302 redirects of unknown purpose, but the niche has not changed since then.

Consistent niche of the official site for a Japanese marathon (Minokamo Half Marathon) from 2012 to 2024; in 2020, only a minor shortening of the name occurred, with no change in substance.

The core niche throughout its history has been gaming (D-3F772C, gaming links). From 1999 to 2001 — "D-3F772C(TM)", from 2011 to 2013 — "Gaming Links, Gaming Life". In 2013–2014 there was a brief episode with "Spacechimp is an ex-chimp" content (likely a hack or defacement), after which the site returned to the gaming niche with regularly changing slogans ("Frag It And Move On", "The Electronic Arts It's Okay To Like", "The Refiltering") up until 2022. There was only one, short-term shift away from the gaming niche.

From 2007 to 2022 — web design and development (agency/portfolio). The niche did not change; page titles varied from «Diseño Web & Multimedia» (Spanish) to «Web Design & Développement Web» (French), but the core focus remained consistent.

The site was consistently used as a personal portfolio of a web developer and designer (D-3610D5) from 2015 to 2019. No niche change was recorded; page titles varied only slightly (Web Developer → UI/UX).

Stable narrow niche — a seasonal rental site (location saisonnière) in the town of Fouras, Charente-Maritime department, France. No niche or content changes throughout the observed period (2021–2025).

Website of a Japanese municipal outdoor activity center (東大阪市立野外活動センター 自由の森なるかわ), niche unchanged from 2014 to 2022.

Stable brand "D-065618" with no niche changes throughout its history, likely an entertainment or gaming site.

Japanese regional news outlet (a tabloid-style paper called Monthly AGORA serving the Kitakawachi area of Osaka). The niche has been stable throughout its entire history (2018–2025), with no shifts on record.

The site consistently existed as the official website of a Hyundai dealership in Gia Lai province (Vietnam) from 2015 to 2025. The topic did not change, except for minor changes to titles and contact phone numbers.