It would've been top-notch if it actually sometimes just used Outlook/O365 or similar vendor's "safelinks" redirector that they use.

Yeah but have fun explaining yourself to the police when the author abandons the project and an actual scammer ends up buying up all those domains.

Every URL shortener is suspicious.

While this seems like it would make it harder for them I wouldn't be surprised if scammers eventually try to abuse this service too and I have no doubt that people would happily click these if they found in them in a phishing email, that said I give the folks behind this a lot of credit for having a way to contact them and report links if that happens.

My city utility provider used secured-server.biz for billing for a long time. I always thought it was hilarious and very suspicious looking.

For humour I shortened "https://www.facebook.com/"

And got https://twitter.web-safe.link/root_4h3ku0_account_verificati...

I like how old-school HN comment section does not care about creepy links at all. Or link for that matter.

This is great. It created a link to my personal site that Firefox blocked me from going to.

This is cool, since the links are actually short, but for properly suspicious links I prefer phishyurl [1] .

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45295898

edit: fixed typo

Just wondering. so you bought c1ic.link and web-safe.link. That's very cool