Somebody is selling us.zec3.com. What loads at the address is a price, not a proxy.
What sat at this address
Us.zec3.com left very little behind. There is no archived copy of it, only the listing it was given and the state of the name now.
The directory recorded it as a Glype install, which is what nearly all of these sites were.
The listing that carried it, on the free proxy directory workingproxysites.com, is 12 years old, and 254 people clicked through from there. The directory recorded it as United States.
What the name does today
We checked us.zec3.com on 10 September 2026 from our own server in Germany. It answers, and the page is titled "Just a moment...".
The registry has no record of the name any more, which means the registration itself lapsed rather than the site simply going quiet.
Where to go from here
A list with a visible last-checked time beats a remembered domain. Ours re-verifies every few minutes; the checker tests a single address if you would rather bring your own.
Expect what free has always meant: shared addresses that targets recognise, and no session persistence, which breaks anything behind a login.
Where the record runs out
There is no account of who ran it or why they stopped. Small sites like this one leave dates behind, not explanations, and we would rather say so than fill the gap.
Treat the check as one sample: taken on one day, from one network. Anything refusing data centre traffic looks identical to something switched off. Due for a recheck by 1 January 2027.
Sources
- Internet Archive, capture index for us.zec3.com: no working copy held. Read 2026-09-10.
- workingproxysites.com listing for us.zec3.com, https://workingproxysites.com/recent-proxies.php?start=315, captured 10 September 2026.
- Registry lookup (RDAP) for us.zec3.com returned no record. Read 2026-09-10.
- Our own status check of us.zec3.com and of all 8,948 sites listed on the same directory, 10 September 2026.
