slabheist.com
Appeared in the .com zone on Sunday, October 25, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about automotive. Full domain report
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The page is a self-branded 'SlabHeist' public tracker of PSA slabs stolen from a FedEx truck. FedEx and PSA appear only as subjects of a news story, not as a brand the site pretends to be, and the page links out to psacard.com, tips.fbi.gov and news outlets. Its forms are a search box, a cert lookup and an email-updates signup, with no password, payment or account fields.
Slabheist is a legitimate public tracker documenting a real October 2026 theft of PSA-graded collectible cards from a FedEx truck. The page uses FedEx as a factual subject (the theft occurred from a FedEx vehicle), not to impersonate FedEx. The forms present are a search function and email signup for updates, which are normal for a tracking site. The content, outbound links to news sources and PSA's site, and the coherent narrative of stolen merchandise indicate a genuine informational resource,
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What the page looked like on Sunday, October 25, 2026
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