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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

www.freiraumimmobilien.at

79%

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Risk

13/100

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

79/100

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

4/100

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

42/100

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
Unknown
Expires
Unknown
Updated
Unknown
Registrar
Unknown
Registrant
Unknown
Organisation
Unknown
Email
Unknown
Country
Unknown
Privacy
No / not indicated
Source
whois

DNS and mail

NS
None
MX
None
SPF
None
DMARC
None

TLS and hosting

HTTPS
Yes
Issuer
Let's Encrypt
IP
81.19.159.93
ASN
AS8560 IONOS SE

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 — ok
  • passive dns — skipped (No passive DNS key)
  • wayback — ok (20 captures)
  • typosquat — ok
  • screenshot — skipped (No Chromium binary)

If money already moved, start at Get help. If someone now offers to recover funds for a fee, read Fake recovery.

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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