I noticed a strange suspension of stilltrack.com - I don't know if this can be considered "suspended" - it appears someone has changed the IP addresses to route to localhost/loopback address 127.0.0.1 - which would be "your local address" - though I don't know if this suspension is "sufficient" since it's not been set to "clientHold" status.

The traversal shows:
ns2.xinnetdns.com [123.100.7.207] 127.0.0.1 217ms
ns2.xinnet.cn [202.10.71.53] 127.0.0.1 209ms
ns.xinnetdns.com [123.100.7.206] 127.0.0.1 218ms
ns.xinnet.cn [210.51.171.209] Timeout

And Complainterator halts there, since there are XIN Net addresses within the traversal, thought it did generate a complaint to set the domain to clientHold.

All my BIZCN.COM Euro Pharmacy domains from the past week like

here's another:

doctorgot.com

Address | Reverse | BL | Country | Reporting nameserver | Links
127.0.0.1 | N/A | | | ns2.xinnetdns.com |
127.0.0.1 | N/A | | | ns2.xinnet.cn |

Internal Lookup | Address | Reverse | BL | Country | Links
ns2.xinnetdns.com | 123.100.7.207 | N/A | | China |
ns2.xinnet.cn | 202.10.71.53 | N/A | | China |

I noticed:
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I don't know what was "updated" yesterday, but why not just clientHold it while they were at it?

Well....I don't know, this whois seems completely blank of "registrant details" of any type....

Which, now this domain is/would be in "violation" of ICANN rules/regulations, isn't it?

* - whois data kept extremely vage as to avoid being sued for hacking a third party server by whois