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"Seniorgroceries.com"
Trust score
Poor
You should be wary
Negative points
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The company publishing the site is hosted by a domiciliation company. For e-commerce sites, this suggests that they do not have their own stock.
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The domain name is very recent (less than 6 months)
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Short life expectancy domain
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Seniorgroceries.com
| Domain creation date | 06/03/2026 (Less than 6 months) |
| Domain expiration date | 06/03/2027 (Less than 1 year left) |
| Owner identification in the Whois | |
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2 Reviews / Comments
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David 11/03/2026 at 06:50 AM
Rating:Spent $50 on galaxy lights from this company. Received a cheep light that didn't do anything like what was advertised. Contacted them for return and was offered $3 and told to keep the product some it would be to costly to return. Be warned STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY!
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Eloïse D. 11/03/2026 at 07:10 AM
Rating:Seniorgroceries sells no groceries. The catalogue is Christmas keychains, a Halloween projection lens and a galaxy night light, pushed with a permanent "LAST DAY 50% OFF" and nothing that echoes the shop's name.
The terms of service name PLUM ISSUE INC., a New York company registered on 1 July 2026, with 3719 Main St Ste 2C in Flushing as its address. The New York State register lists at least eight unrelated companies at that same suite, a registration agent's office rather than a warehouse. Neither a registration number nor a phone is shown, and the only contact is a free Outlook mailbox.
The galaxy lamp is where buyers meet the seller: a customer on this page paid $50, got a light that did not match the advert, and was offered $3 to keep it. The only Trustpilot review, 1 star, tells the same story at $85.61, closed with an $8 offer. https://www.trustpilot.com/review/seniorgroceries.com If you already paid, refuse that token amount in writing and ask for a full refund; a card payment also leaves a chargeback route.