royalmaildelivery.live
Appeared in the .live zone on Friday, August 28, 2026; by the end of that day the census found parked, for sale. Full domain report
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The name royalmaildelivery.live combines the Royal Mail brand with parcel-delivery lure wording — the classic UK parcel-phish naming shape — but serves no content of its own, instead redirecting to a Chinese '最新@网址' password-gate/URL-gateway page (one of ~455 identical pages) on urldance.com. That is a brand-squat monetised via redirect rather than an active impersonation page, so abuse rather than phishing, though it is prime infrastructure for a future Royal Mail parcel-fee phish.
This is a brand-squat domain (royalmaildelivery.live) that redirects to a generic password-gating gateway (urldance.com) used in a large cluster of 455 identical pages. The domain name exploits Royal Mail's brand reputation to drive traffic, but the destination page does not impersonate Royal Mail—it is a generic Chinese-language link aggregator that requires a password to access 'latest resources'. This is a classic abuse pattern: typosquat-driven traffic monetization through a redirect to an u
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What the page looked like on Friday, August 28, 2026
Same data as JSON: /api/zone/domain/royalmaildelivery.live. This page is not indexed by search engines and does not link to the site it describes.