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The link you got

rchive.store

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The real brand's site

archive.org

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What's different

  • Registered 3 days old vs 30 years old.
  • Different registrar — rchive.store: NameCheap, Inc.; archive.org: easyDNS Technologies Inc..
  • Different nameservers — rchive.store uses an unidentified provider; archive.org uses an unidentified provider.

Side-by-side facts for rchive.store and archive.org

Registered

rchive.store
Nov 10, 2026 — 3 days old
archive.org
Dec 14, 1995 — 30 years old

Registrar

rchive.store
NameCheap, Inc.
archive.org
easyDNS Technologies Inc.

Nameservers / DNS provider

rchive.store
dns1.namecheaphosting.com, dns2.namecheaphosting.com
archive.org
ns0036.secondary.cloudflare.com, ns0208.secondary.cloudflare.com

HTTPS / certificate

rchive.store
The website responded over HTTPS. Certificate issued by SSL Corporation (expires May 27, 2027).
archive.org
The website responded over HTTPS. Certificate issued by GoDaddy.com, Inc. (expires Feb 9, 2027).

Email authentication

rchive.store
SPF: record needs review · DMARC: monitoring only (p=none).
archive.org
SPF: record valid · DMARC: reject requested (p=reject).

Authority / Safety

rchive.store
Authority: not enough signals yet. Safety: Not enough signals yet.
archive.org
Authority 93/100. Safety 90/100 (Clear).

Verified-owner status

rchive.store
Claimable
archive.org
Claimable

AboutUs on record since

rchive.store
Not retrieved yet
archive.org
Since 2006

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