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Report for Scamai.com

Report Date
October 8, 2025
Recommendation
Caution
Overall Summary
Suspicious
  Why we think so? 

Quick verdict: ⚠️ Suspicious. The domain is registered in 2019, uses a valid SSL certificate and is not flagged on major blacklists, but it shows effectively zero traffic, no public contact email, and the WHOIS record is privacy-protected. Those gaps reduce trust — verify ownership and contact channels before relying on the site.

Confidence Score
53%

Risk Insights

⚠️

Low observed traffic

  • SimilarWeb shows ~0 monthly visits (snapshot 2025-09-01).
  • Low traffic means fewer independent reviews and signals to judge trustworthiness.
🛡️

WHOIS privacy

  • Registrant is privacy-protected via Anonymize LLC (Epik registrar).
  • Ask for verifiable business registration or documentation before transacting.

Contradictory Signals

Technical signals show active site management, but lack of traffic and contactability weaken trust; reason to verify ownership.

Signal A: Valid SSL and verification TXT records

Signal B: No traffic and no public contact emails

Category Scores

Red Flags & Warnings

  • Effectively zero measured traffic and no third‑party reviews or listings, limiting trust signals.
  • WHOIS privacy/proxy prevents confirming the real registrant name and contact details.
  • No public email address found on the site; only a truncated phone entry and social links were discovered.
  • No Google Places listing or trademark entries found for the brand name, so business presence off-site is weak.

🔎 Detailed Checks & Analysis

Domain age & registrar

Score: 70/100
Passed

"Age is a positive signal: the domain has existed since 2019 and is not newly created; registrar is Epik LLC (legitimate commercial registrar)."

Reason: Domain registered in 2019 and active, which is more trustworthy than a freshly created domain.

WHOIS transparency

Score: 40/100
Failed

"Privacy services are common, but they make it harder to verify who runs the site; request direct verification from the operator."

Reason: WHOIS is privacy-protected using Anonymize LLC, so registrant identity is not publicly available.

Traffic & engagement

Score: 25/100
Failed

"Low measured traffic reduces the availability of independent reviews and signals — treat claims on the site with caution until verified."

Reason: SimilarWeb reports zero visits and no traffic sources, so there is little public usage or reputation data.

Contactability

Score: 30/100
Failed

"A legitimate service typically publishes at least one business email and a full phone/address; ask the operator for verifiable contact details."

Reason: No published contact emails and only limited phone/social links were found; contact details are incomplete.

Blacklist / malware checks

Score: 85/100
Passed

"No immediate malware or phishing flags were detected by the supplied blacklist checks, which reduces acute safety concerns."

Reason: No matches in Google Safe Browsing and crypto scam sniffer returned negative for blacklisting.

Trademarks & business listings

Score: 35/100
Failed

"Absence from official registries and map listings means fewer external trust anchors; look for business registration documents."

Reason: No USPTO trademark entries and no Google Places listing were found for the brand.

Site content & external coverage

Score: 45/100
Failed

"Independent reviews, news stories, or complaints help validate a service. Currently, coverage does not establish strong reputation."

Reason: Limited third‑party coverage specific to the domain; news results reference scam topics but not this site.

Your Next Steps

  • 1

    Ask the operator for a business registration number, verifiable company address, and a named contact, then confirm those details independently.

  • 2

    Look up historical WHOIS and DNS records (Archive/WHOIS history) to check ownership continuity and prior domains.

  • 3

    Verify the linked social profiles (Twitter, LinkedIn, GitHub) for consistent posting history and contact info.

  • 4

    Avoid sending money or sensitive data until you confirm identity via multiple signals (official business registry, invoices matching domain, phone verification).

  • 5

    If you suspect fraud, report the domain to your local consumer protection agency and to services like Google Safe Browsing and your registrar's abuse contact.

Evidence & Citations

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