There's a difference in certificate type. Let's encrypt (which only issues basic certificates) just verifies that you're the rightful owner of a domain, not whether the domain is what it says.

If you'd like to have more verification for your certificate you need a extended validation certificate (which often costs money). These certificates also include your (company) name and the issuer verifies whether it's correct or not.

Basic certificate issuers don't judge over domain names or content, they just verify domain ownership.