Meteoro Brazil Unravels the Story of Cloning Drops Games Website

PlayersForLife Domain Dispute Leads to Redirection and Cloning Drama

Since 2015, PlayersForLife operated from PlayersForLife.com.br. When issues arose with the domain’s owner, PlayersForLife planned to reacquire it through registro.br once it became available. However, registro.br denied their request, and CPNJ 50.327.134000190 acquired the domain instead. PlayersForLife now operates at PlayersForLife.uai.com.br. According to reporting by Meteoros Brasil, including their February 13, 2026, article “PlayersForLife site cloned heres what happened,” the PlayersForLife.com.br clone began redirecting to Ultracurioso. This redirection occurred after CPNJ 50.327.134000190’s attempt to register the address with Registro.br failed. PlayersForLife continues its operations from its current domain while working to resolve this situation.

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