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The link you got

factbook.net

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The real brand's site

facebook.com

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What's different

  • Registered 25 years old vs 29 years old.
  • Different registrar — factbook.net: GoDaddy.com, LLC; facebook.com: RegistrarSafe, LLC.
  • Different nameservers — factbook.net uses Cloudflare; facebook.com uses an unidentified provider.

Side-by-side facts for factbook.net and facebook.com

Registered

factbook.net
Nov 3, 2000 — 25 years old
facebook.com
Mar 29, 1997 — 29 years old

Registrar

factbook.net
GoDaddy.com, LLC
facebook.com
RegistrarSafe, LLC

Nameservers / DNS provider

factbook.net
harley.ns.cloudflare.com, rihana.ns.cloudflare.com (Cloudflare)
facebook.com
c.ns.facebook.com, a.ns.facebook.com

HTTPS / certificate

factbook.net
The site's own edge security (Cloudflare) intercepted this automated check with a bot-protection challenge before it reached the site itself. This is not evidence about the site's HTTPS setup — AboutUs could not complete this check. Certificate issued by Google Trust Services (expires Dec 17, 2026).
facebook.com
The website responded over HTTPS. Certificate issued by DigiCert Inc (expires Oct 26, 2026).

Email authentication

factbook.net
SPF: not found in saved lookup · DMARC: not found in saved lookup.
facebook.com
SPF: record needs review · DMARC: reject requested (p=reject).

Authority / Safety

factbook.net
Authority: not enough signals yet. Safety 90/100 (Clear).
facebook.com
Authority 99/100. Safety 90/100 (Clear).

Verified-owner status

factbook.net
Claimable
facebook.com
Claimable

AboutUs on record since

factbook.net
Not retrieved yet
facebook.com
Since 2006

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