Joinmissiondiscovery Reviews 

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TrustScore 2.5 out of 5

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TrustScore 2.5 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Got the email asking to buy a domain…

Got the email asking to buy a domain name of mine. Did not engage, instead researched online first. Very little to find about an actual business. A registration in Kentucky, yes, as linked on their website. Nothing more than that. I was contacted from themissiondiscovery.org which is the same website as joinmissiondiscovery.org
Seems untrustworthy.

19 October 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Spamming me to buy domain names - NOT a legit charity

Spamming me trying to buy domain names for pennies on the dollar claiming charity. He is simply flipping reselling them and there is no "charity" involved at all. Needs referral to the Attorney General of Kentucky and United States Attorneys for criminal investigation.

5 October 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Mission Discovery Inc sending millions of Spam a day

JoinMissionDiscovery.org's James Harrison AKA Andrew Lee is constantly creating non-profits in the state of Kentucky for his domain spamming business. He uses other perople names to try to not be found in search engines. There is a legit Mission Discovery, it's not this one. He spams millions of people a day. You can find review of him on this site by searching the other domains he uses for domain spamming TransparencyTrack.org and CivicFuse.org . If you reply to him he'll say this nonsense... We’re a small nonprofit with a fairly limited budget for an upcoming project where we would like to use (domain),

22 September 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

JoinMissionDiscovery.org Non stop domain spam

Mission Discovery inc use to do non stop domain spamFrom CivicFuse.org , they keep changing names and spamming me non stop and pretending they want to buy all my domains they find on WHOIS . they use to also spam me from TransparencyTrack.org , but i guess they got to many bad reviews on those domain and moved their spam

21 September 2026
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