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When businesses out source part of their operations to a 3rd party it's often challenging and slow to get a proper system in place. Instead the 3rd party and co
by quitit 5y ago
When businesses out source part of their operations to a 3rd party it's often challenging and slow to get a proper system in place.
Instead the 3rd party and company will agree to register a similar looking domain, and thus the problems begin.
This is incredibly common with short-lived projects such as a promotional website, or after downsizing with expert services such as legal/financial/support being awarded on contract.
It's also very common with local subsidiaries of larger companies. Where the website is run from HQ, and the local regions have no ability whatsoever to plug into that system.