thesame way the scammers make use of this same avenue to launch their various attacks, we need to take heed while seeking after airdrops.
Unfortunately, some people never learn, sometimes the expert also fails to notice such an obvious scam. While it is the best protection, domain registrars should also improve their filtering method if that is possible. At least Namecheap improves their response time so they can take down domains like this asap, although scammers can easily move to other friendly hosting for their purpose. Personally, I use DNS encryption with a phishing block list to help avoid websites like this.
It will take a lot of effort for this domain registrar to put a website under them. As far as my experience goes, most of them response time is quite disappointing, others never replies, why there are companies who are just bouncing off with their supposedly email address that I think they are doing it intentionally.
Namecheap is one of the domain registar that replies so fast. However, it might take a toll on their business models. So I guess it boils down on ethics, if the business owners are going to take down this scam sites or continue as they are making money out of it.
And this cycle will go on, taken down and in matter of days, the scammers are going to just recycle and look for new websites. But at least someone in our community are still active enough to chase this scam websites and report it here.
