So you came across tylerfortx.com and want to know if it's safe. Right now the site is essentially a blank slate—it shows a "please wait" verification page, meaning it's probably using bot protection before letting visitors in. That's not a red flag by itself, but it does mean the site hasn't fully launched its public face yet.
What we do know is encouraging: the domain is nearly two years old, it has an about page and a legal-entity disclosure, and it provides a privacy policy and terms of service. No blacklists or Google warnings are attached to it. For a young site, those are solid foundations.
However, we couldn't find any contact information on the homepage, which is unusual for a business that plans to interact with customers. If tylerfortx.com turns out to be e-commerce or a service, you'll want to see a phone number, email, or physical address before buying or signing up. For now, the evidence is neutral—not enough to say it's a scam, but not enough to fully trust either. Keep it on your watch list and revisit once the site actually shows what it's selling.