domains Cheap domain names can end up costing a lot

[Lox]

Less trustworthy TLDs (what Mueller calls ‘iffy’ TLDs) are extensions that are often abused for spamming, phishing or malware. Most don’t verify registrants’ identities and offer domain names at basement prices, or even free of charge. As a result, they’re attractive both to cost-conscious registrants and to malicious actors. TLD rankings are published by various organisations, including Spamhaus and Interisle. And it’s best to avoid any TLD that often shows up in the rankings as less trustworthy. The rankings are dynamic, so it’s a good idea to check that you’re looking at an up-to-date list.

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[Altetra]

This is nothing compared to the fact that ESET Antivirus and MetaMask extension, now block even COM domains, the websites can be anywhere, even parked. Recently I went to check someone's domain, it was parked, I turn off the ads blocker only to find out that ESET showed 2 warnings one after the other, with red and one yellow.
I think someone is working hard to block our domains and it may turn bad! The good news is we can list the domains through Afternic, Sedo, Atom, NP's and others, in this way it is found through trusted domains.