TechCrunch is reporting that registrar MelbourneIT has been hacked.. This wouldn't surprise me but I'm puzzled as to why either site would register with such a bad registrar.
They aren't URLs, they are domain names.
The ones that aren't the domain name you are looking for are glue records.
There's no way to globally search "show me every corp.*.com domain in existence."
I bet they'll put in for a transfer ASAFP now!
Melbourne IT acquired part of Verisign a few years ago, their Enterprise "Digital Brand Management Services". I assume these big companies are either existing customers, or just new customers using that particular part of the service.
Clearly you have never used their ticketing system.
You raise and issue and they give you a ticket to track the issue.
They then send you an e-mail asking for more details.
You reply with the details and then they send you another e-mail saying the issue has been escalated.
A little while later you get another e-mail asking for the exact same details as the first e-mail, so you send them the same details.
You then get another e-mail saying this issue has been escalated.
Guess what happens next.
You guessed it, they send yet another e-mail asking for the exact same details you have now provided on two occasions.
They bounce you around in an infinite loop with a continual stream of spam e-mails until you finally get fed up and close the ticket.
Their exact response: "Our systems follow strict security measures and only enables us to send the password out to the main email contact in case of password recovery being requested. So rest assured your account password is safely stored with us. "