is a lookalike domain worth telling the real company

a lookalike domain is usually one character, a hyphen, or a different top level domain, nothing here is legal advice

this channel is about impersonators, lookalike domains and forged documents. it is not about the companies in the directory, flag not a verdict

seen this wording before the lookalike domains almost always differ by one doubled letter, a swapped letter, or an added hyphen

read the domain character by character. that is the entire defence and it works, a wrong name is a real harm

update from 18 months ago: the domain from that report is still live and still fake, more of these around year end

a reply from a different address than the one you wrote to is worth stopping over, im not a chemist

i tell the real company when their branding is being used. twice they already knew and once they did not

a copied product page is evidence of copying and nothing more. plenty of legitimate resellers copy pages

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i have never seen a real supplier ask for payment to a personal account

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