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"Mavoreliqa.shop"

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Very low


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Mavoreliqa.shop

Last analysis: 10/03/2026
Domain creation date
09/18/2026 (Less than 6 months)
Domain expiration date
09/18/2027 (Less than 1 year left)
Owner identification in the Whois
No technical data could be retrieved regarding the owner.
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(Average rating of 1 out of 2 Reviews)

2 Reviews / Comments


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  • Kim Martin 10/03/2026 at 08:36 AM

    Rating:

    Email is fake.
    Waited 5 days. Did not ship my items. Called credit card company to reverse my charges.

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  • Eloïse D. 10/03/2026 at 08:58 AM

    Rating:

    Everything here points to a shop that borrows the identity of brands it does not belong to. Its page metadata names "Wayfair" as the store, while the page title announces itself as the official HOKA store, and the menu mixes Wayfair furniture categories with running and hiking shoes. The domain was registered on 18 September 2026, for one year only, with the owner hidden by the registrar.

    No operator is named anywhere. The Terms of service state that the website is "operated by ." because the company name was never filled in, the governing law and the contact line are empty, and the Contact page lists Email, Phone Number and Address with nothing after them. A buyer already reports here that the email address is fake and that the order was never shipped.

    The same template and the same image host serve a series of recently registered domains, each copying a different brand. Wayfair and HOKA sell these products on their own official sites.

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