christopherchapman.org

About

Website Address
What This Website Is Not
Flirt To Convert
My Ideal Job
My Intended Audience
2025, 2026, and Beyond
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Common Internet Scams

Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrency Scams

Technology

YouTube
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YouTube Premium
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YouTube TV

Online Dating

Be Classy
His or Her Profile Disappeared?!
Matchmaking Service
Nature Abhors a Vacuum

Politics

A Very Real and Very Public Exercise In Denial

Recovery Scams

What Is A Recovery Scam?

Scam Awareness: Concepts

Challenges
Keywords
Phishing
Subscribe, Unsubscribe?
Understanding Website Addresses

Scam Awareness: Tools

When Was a Website Created?

Timeshares

Timeshares AKA Vacation Clubs
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Internet Scams

Technology

YouTube
Versus
YouTube Premium
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YouTube TV

Bookmarks

Home Contents Bookmarks

This page contains bookmarks to resources that are either informative or at least entertaining.

Website Registrations

We will start off with some links for looking up website registrations.
If people became familiar with the links below, that would significantly cut down on the success of scam emails.
Both of the links below use the "com" top-level domain.

https://whois.domaintools.com
In the link above, "domaintools" is the website domain.
The link has a subdomain of "whois", which is what leads you to that website's page for looking up website registration.
https://whois.com/whois
In the link above, "whois" is the website domain.
The link has no subdomain.
To the right of the "com/" there is the text "whois".
For the time being, think of that text as a web page.
How it is implemented on the website's web server could be as a web page, or a directory with a default web page.
That text is what takes your web browser to that website's page for looking up website registrations.

If you need more information on understanding website addresses, see my web page below:

https://christopherchapman.org/scam-awareness-concepts/understanding-website-addresses