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HD/SP-00

HD/SP-00 has been reported to us as a code used to lure suppliers into a fraudulent transaction.

If someone has asked you to quote for this part, do not pay any supplier in advance.

Documented alerts naming this part number

oceanpulsepump.com — offers the HD/SP-00 pump requested in a fake Unilever RFQ

A request for quotation impersonating Unilever asks for twelve ROBUST HD/SP-00 pumps and names a domain registered the day before it was sent. The one website found offering that pump says it was established in 1988; its domain dates from January 2025.

Verified facts

Each entry below comes from a public record that you can check yourself. Nothing here is our opinion.

  • Domain registered

    oceanpulsepump.com

    2025-01-17

    The current registration is 1 year and 9 months old.

    Source: RDAP registry record (rdap.verisign.com)

  • Claimed trading history is not supported by the record

    oceanpulsepump.com

    Claims 1988, current registration 2025-01-17

    The site presents itself as trading since 1988. The registry dates the current registration of this domain to 2025-01-17. Its earlier history has not been checked, so this entry states only what the registry records.

    Source: RDAP registry record (rdap.verisign.com)

  • Registrar

    oceanpulsepump.com

    NameCheap, Inc.

    Source: RDAP registry record (rdap.verisign.com)

  • Name servers

    oceanpulsepump.com

    pdns1.registrar-servers.com, pdns2.registrar-servers.com

    Source: RDAP registry record (rdap.verisign.com)

  • Current registration

    unileverpurchase.com

    2026-09-15

    The current registration is 1 month old.

    Source: RDAP registry record (rdap.verisign.com)

  • Domain re-registered after previous ownership lapsed

    unileverpurchase.com

    Archived since 2021-12-28, current registration 2026-09-15

    Public archives hold copies of this domain from 2021-12-28 onward, but the registry dates the current registration to 2026-09-15. The domain therefore lapsed and was registered again. The registry record does not show whether the holder is the same as before.

    Source: Internet Archive CDX index and RDAP registry record

  • Registered for the minimum term only

    unileverpurchase.com

    2026-09-15 to 2027-09-15

    A single year was paid for. Businesses expecting to trade long term generally register for longer; disposable infrastructure does not.

    Source: RDAP registry record (rdap.verisign.com)

  • Registrar

    unileverpurchase.com

    PDR Ltd. d/b/a PublicDomainRegistry.com

    Source: RDAP registry record (rdap.verisign.com)

  • Name servers

    unileverpurchase.com

    ns1.hostycare.online, ns2.hostycare.online

    Source: RDAP registry record (rdap.verisign.com)

Records last re-checked on 2026-09-17.

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How to recognise this before you pay

  1. The part number returns exactly one supplier

    Genuine industrial parts are stocked by distributors, listed in catalogues and discussed in forums. A code that exists on one website and nowhere else was invented to send you there.

  2. A large company enquires from a free mailbox

    Procurement departments write from their own domain. Gmail, Outlook and similar addresses do not become legitimate because the signature says otherwise.

  3. Replies are directed to a slightly different domain

    Check the reply address character by character against the company's real website. A city name or extra word appended to a famous brand is the whole trick.

  4. The supplier wants payment before shipping

    Advance payment to a supplier you found only through the buyer's enquiry is how the money leaves. Established suppliers offer terms or escrow.

  5. The supplier's domain is young, or recently changed hands

    A registry lookup takes thirty seconds. A "manufacturer since 2004" operating from a domain registered last spring is telling you something.

  6. No company registration number

    Registered companies in most of Europe must publish their registration number. Check it against the national register rather than trusting the footer.