Evidence verified October 26, 2026

Lookalike domains are impersonating Jelurida

This is a public evidence page from Scam Detective’s published research. The real Jelurida operates at jelurida.com. The 1 domain below impersonates it — each with the corroborated evidence. Nothing here is a guess: every finding is backed by the independent sources listed further down the page.

1
Lookalike domains found
High
Overall risk level
3
Independent corroborating sources
October 26, 2026
Case verified
The evidence

Confirmed lookalike domains

High riskFake exchange — trades on the brand’s NXT blockchain name

nxtcoin.org

Registration profileRegistered April 30, 2026 via Gname — months old at verification, behind a registrar favored for cheap bulk registrations
First seenLive at verification (October 2026); surfaced paired with the fake-institute job scam ititraders.com
Evidence
  • Live at verification and served through Cloudflare — an operating exchange front, not a parked page.
  • Markets itself as a “leading exchange since 2020” — a false-provenance claim the domain itself contradicts: it was registered April 30, 2026 via Gname, months old at verification.
  • Trades on the NXT blockchain name — Jelurida has developed and maintained NXT since 2013 (and its successor Ardor); the public, verifiable blockchain history is the brand equity the fake exchange borrows.
  • The real Jelurida operates at jelurida.com; nxtcoin.org has no connection to the company.
  • Surfaced paired with the fake-institute job scam ititraders.com — the documented pattern of fake exchanges riding alongside fake-institute recruiting to harvest deposits and identities.
Pattern watchlist — not yet independently confirmed

ititraders.com — Fake-institute job scam surfaced paired with nxtcoin.org — the recruiting half of the same documented pairing pattern. Listed as a watchlist companion rather than a separately profiled case.

The pattern

Red flags in this impersonation

  1. 01False provenance — a “leading exchange since 2020” claim on a domain registered April 30, 2026. An exchange’s age is checkable against its domain’s registration date; when they disagree, the site is lying about one of them.
  2. 02Trading on a brand’s blockchain history — Jelurida has maintained NXT publicly since 2013; a 2026-registered domain claiming that lineage has no connection to the company (jelurida.com).
  3. 03Cheap-registrar, months-old registration fronting a “since 2020” institutional claim.
  4. 04Pairing with a fake-institute job scam — fake exchanges surfaced alongside fake recruiting are the documented combination for harvesting deposits and identities.
  5. 05Crypto-only deposits into an unverifiable platform — irreversible by design, which is why fake exchanges get built.
Independent confirmation

Who corroborates this evidence

Jelurida’s public blockchain record

Jelurida has developed and maintained the NXT blockchain (and its successor Ardor) since 2013 — a public, verifiable history. That record is what makes a “since 2020” exchange claim on a 2026-registered domain a demonstrable false-provenance marker.

WHOIS registration record

nxtcoin.org’s registration record shows April 30, 2026 via Gname — independently contradicting the site’s own “since 2020” claim.

Fake-institute pairing pattern

nxtcoin.org surfaced paired with the fake-institute job scam ititraders.com — matching the documented pattern of fake exchanges riding alongside fake-institute recruiting campaigns.

Full investigative write-up: AI Cryptocurrency Investment Scams: How AI Is Making Crypto Fraud Harder to Spot.

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Findings · Risk ratings · Takedown template

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Report date: March 14
Brand impersonation audit
Harborline Supply Co.
Official domain: harborlinesupply.com · 6 findings (5 shown) · 2 High · 2 Medium · 1 Low
Findings — lookalike domains
DomainTypeRiskEvidence
harborline-supply.comFake storefrontHighFull copy of the official site — same logo placement, layout, and product photography. Checkout collects card details before account creation. Registered 9 days ago behind a privacy proxy.
harborl1nesupply.comTyposquatHighDigit-for-letter swap ("1" for "l"). Redirect chain lands on a replica storefront with a cloned login form. SSL certificate issued 4 days after registration.
harborlinesupply-outlet.shopFake outletMediumPoses as a discount outlet channel. No affiliation disclosed anywhere on the site; the footer copies Harborline's legal text verbatim.
getharborlinesupply.comLookalikeMediumRoutes brand-name search traffic to a survey-with-prize flow before offering any products. Registered in the same bulk batch as the fake storefront above.
harborlinesupply.shopLookalikeLowBrand-name domain, currently parked with no active checkout. Rated Low and flagged for a re-check in 30 days in case it activates.

+ 1 more finding in the full report, documented the same way. Report summary: active impersonation campaign — act on the two High-risk domains first.

Takedown-request template — excerpt
Subject: Takedown request — <lookalike-domain> To the Abuse Team at <registrar / hosting provider>, I am writing on behalf of Harborline Supply Co., owner of the trademark HARBORLINE SUPPLY and the official website harborlinesupply.com. The domain <lookalike-domain>, registered through your service on <registration date>, impersonates our brand to deceive our customers: 1. Copies our logo, site layout, and product photography 2. Operates a checkout that collects visitors' card details 3. Discloses no affiliation with our company We request the immediate suspension of <lookalike-domain> …

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