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Look up age, DNS, TLS, reputation lists and a few homepage clues. This is a risk screen, not a verdict.

Checked domain

haushelfer.at

78%

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Risk

12/100

Higher means more caution. Combines domain age, HTTPS, warning lists and hidden ownership — not a fraud verdict.

0 is quiet, 100 is many caution signals

Trust signals

78/100

Higher means a longer public trail and fewer hard warnings. Skipped feeds do not add points. Not a guarantee of safety.

0 is thin public footprint, 100 is more of the usual signs

Phishing clues

0/100

Looks for lookalike names, urgent copy and password or card fields. A low score does not prove the page is genuine.

0 is few of those clues, 100 is many

Ordinary-site clues

51/100

Contacts, legal pages, HTTPS and mail records — the boring pages a real firm often has. Easy to fake, so this is not proof of honesty.

0 is sparse, 100 is more of those pages and records

Summary

Some signs need a closer look

The domain shows a few risk signals. Before you trust the site, check who runs it and whether you can reach them. This scan cannot tell you, on its own, whether the site is a scam.

  • No obvious contact details The homepage scan did not find a clear way to reach the operator. That makes it harder to check who is behind the site.
  • No privacy or terms page spotted Many honest sites still bury these links. Their absence is a weak signal, not a verdict.

What to do: Read the warnings below, then verify contacts and independent reviews before you pay or log in.

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What to watch

  • Caution

    No obvious contact details

    The homepage scan did not find a clear way to reach the operator. That makes it harder to check who is behind the site.

  • Note

    No privacy or terms page spotted

    Many honest sites still bury these links. Their absence is a weak signal, not a verdict.

Warning lists

Public feeds only. A miss does not mean the site is safe. A hit is a reason to stop and check, not a court finding.

  • google safe browsing not listed
  • urlhaus not listed
  • threatfox not listed
  • spamhaus not listed
  • urlscan not listed · No scans

Before you trust this site

  • Look for a real company name, address and a phone number you can check independently — not only a chat widget.
  • If money already moved, use Get help. Ignore anyone who cold-contacts you offering recovery for a fee.
Technical details

Registration

Public WHOIS/RDAP only. Privacy rules often hide the person behind the domain.

Registered
20251221 14:59:11
Expires
Unknown
Updated
Unknown
Registrar
dogado GmbH ( https://nic.at/registrar/622 )
Registrant
<data not disclosed>
Organisation
easyname GmbH
Email
Unknown
Country
Austria
Privacy
No / not indicated
Source
whois

DNS and mail

NS
ns213.inhostedns.net, ns113.inhostedns.com, ns313.inhostedns.org
MX
mx.services
SPF
v=spf1 include:_spf.ukraine.com.ua ~all
DMARC
None

TLS and hosting

HTTPS
Yes
Issuer
Let's Encrypt
IP
185.68.16.54
ASN
AS200000 Hosting Ukraine LTD

Reputation feeds

  • google safe browsing not listed
  • urlhaus not listed
  • threatfox not listed
  • spamhaus not listed
  • urlscan not listed · No scans
Provider log
  • rdap — error (HTTP 404)
  • whois — ok (whois.nic.at)
  • dns — ok
  • ip-api — ok
  • tls — ok
  • google safe browsing — ok
  • urlhaus — ok
  • threatfox — ok
  • phishing army — skipped (Blocklist unavailable)
  • spamhaus — ok
  • urlscan — ok
  • fca warnings — skipped (Warning list unavailable)
  • http fetch — ok
  • robots sitemap — ok
  • search index — skipped (No Search API key)
  • crt sh — skipped (HTTP 502)
  • passive dns — skipped (No passive DNS key)
  • wayback — ok (11 captures)
  • typosquat — ok
  • screenshot — skipped (No Chromium binary)

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General information only, not legal or financial advice. Feeds and records change. We are not calling any domain a criminal enterprise on this screen alone. If you lost money, contact your bank and the authorities through the help pages.

Check a website for scam and fraud signals

Use this free domain check before you send money, open a wallet, or type a password. Paste a website address to screen age, DNS and mail records, HTTPS/TLS, public reputation lists, and common phishing or fake-site clues. It is a risk screen — not a court finding and not a guarantee that a page is safe.

People look here to check a domain, check a website for scam, run a quick fraud check, or ask whether a site looks like phishing. The report pulls what is public: registration dates, certificate presence, warning-list hits where feeds respond, and homepage patterns that often show up on misleading offers.

What this check covers

  • Domain age and registration trail (WHOIS/RDAP where available)
  • DNS, mail (MX/SPF/DMARC) and HTTPS certificate signals
  • Public malware and phishing reputation feeds (skipped providers are labelled)
  • Homepage cues: forms, urgent copy, lookalike names
  • A plain-English summary with trust and risk scores — not a “safe” badge

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