bimdav.com
Bimdav.com is the address that Avobiv, Fazrop, Ilmiv, and other older sites announced for a movie streaming catalogue in November 2026. Alexi Tauzin and GTLF reported seeing the catalogue on November 11, but its availability on November 13 could not be confirmed.
Why do older results point to Karadov?
Avobiv and Fazrop were still listed under their own names in October. Both pointed to Karadov on November 2, according to Alexi Tauzin, who also reported seeing a catalogue at Karadov that day.
On November 8, Karadov itself named Bimdav. That sequence explains why an early-November result can correctly name Karadov even though later notices point somewhere else.
Which older sites named Bimdav directly?
The notices on Avobiv, Fazrop, Ilmiv, Imbrav, Gozlov, Gadrov, and Kobiom displayed Bimdav as a clickable destination. These were visible change-of-address pages, so landing on an old domain and seeing a notice is consistent with the reported move.
Several notices also said the old page would be removed within 24 hours. That was a claim on the pages, not a verified removal date. The matching notices document a shared destination, but they do not identify who operates it.
What was visible on Bimdav?
Alexi Tauzin described a film catalogue with a search box and categories on November 8. NatChecker separately recorded a French-language entry page on November 9, and GTLF reported that the catalogue appeared beyond that entry page on November 11.
On November 13, the homepage returned an HTML page titled Bimdav but yielded no readable body text. That result does not establish that the catalogue closed, especially since the earlier reports describe the entry page and catalogue as separate screens.
GTLF did not test video playback or verify streaming rights. The reports establish that film listings were visible on specific dates, not that any particular film was playable or licensed.