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ipteam.net has a slightly low trust score. Why?

We checked ipteam.net and we are unsure if the website is legit.

The review of ipteam.net is somewhat low according to our computer algorithm. Scamadviser rates every website automatically by looking at where the server of the website is located, is an SSL certificate is used, who owns the domain name and other public and private sources.

As said, the rating of the website is somewhat low. It is therefor recommended to do your own vetting to determine if the website is trustworthy or fake. You can do this by reading our article How to recognize a scam website as with any computer program our trust score can only be seen as an indicator.

Positive highlights

According to the SSL check the certificate is valid 

This website offers payment methods which allow you to get your money back

Negative highlights

This website has only been registered recently.

This website is not optimized for search engines

We detected cryptocurrency services which can be high risk

Anonymous payment methods were identified on this site

This website seems not used at this moment (how to get your money back)

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Complete Review ipteam.net

Company Evaluation

At the moment this website seems to be "parked", meaning it is no longer actively used by the owner. It might well have been active the last time you visited. If you made a purchase but have not yet received your products or service, it is best to contact your credit card or bank as soon as possible. Check our blog "How to get your Money back" to learn more. 

Webshop Evaluation

This domain name has only been registered recently. This means that the website is actually quite young and few if any consumers have had time to leave reviews or social media comments. It is therefore best to check this website thoroughly to make sure the website was not set-up by a scammer. Please check out our article "How to recognize a scam".

We have detected that the website may offer cryptocurrency-related information, products and/or services. We consider these kinds of services to be high-risk for consumers. Even experts in cryptocurrencies have trouble distinguishing legit digital currency services from frauds and scams. We recommend you to be very diligent in checking website offering crypto-related services before you invest or use their services. Check How to check if a cryptocurrency site is legit or a scam. to learn more.

Technical Evaluation

We found a valid SSL Certificate. An SSL certificate is used to secure communication between your computer and the website. There are different levels of SSL certification. A free one is also available and this one is used by online scammers. Still, not having an SSL certificate is worse than having one, especially if you have to enter your contact details.

We checked if the website is optimized for search engines like Google and Bing. This does not seem to be the case. Several items are missing which most websites implement to make sure they can be found by search engines. We consider this suspicious. Why would a website not want to be found via search engines? This is usually the case if they do not want to be found by police authorities or brand protection agencies. 

This webshop is offering payment methods that can be considered reasonably safe such as credit card and Paypal. These companies usually offer the option to get your money back in case the merchant does not deliver or the product has been broken during transportation. However, no payment method gives money back all the time. Make sure you file a complaint in time and be careful with the limitations your credit card or payment methods have set. Our blog post on Safe Payment Methods discusses all payment methods offered.

Anonymous payment methods have been found on this website. This may help you as a consumer to remain anonymous but it is also "protecting" the merchant. It is often very hard to get your money back from a payment method which is anonymous. We recommend using the major credit cards and Paypal and other "money-back" payment providers if you have any doubts about the legitimacy of the website. Check our blog post on "Safe Online Payment Methods".

Facts about ipteam.net

Key facts
Domain age
3 years from now
WHOIS data
protected
Company data
Organisation
Repeat Brands
Owner
Aaron Sanders
Address
497 Davis Creek Rd 28715-8191 Candler NC
Country
US
Phone
+1.8282435220
E-mail
aaron@repeatbrands.com
Website data
Website
ipteam.net
Title
The domain name ipteam.net is for sale | Dan.com
Domain age
3 years from now
Website Speed
Very Fast
SSL certificate valid
valid
SSL type
Low - Domain Validated Certificates (DV SSL)
SSL issuer
Let's Encrypt
WHOIS registration date
2021-04-15
WHOIS last update date
2021-06-15
WHOIS renew date
2022-04-15
Tags
Industry - Hosting Provider, Deals, Payment Methods - Reliable, Industry - Cryptocurrency, Parked Domain, Review System*
Owner
Name
Aaron Sanders
Organisation
Repeat Brands
Street
497 Davis Creek Rd 28715-8191 Candler NC
Country
US
Telephone
+1.8282435220
E-mail
aaron@repeatbrands.com
Administrator
Name
Aaron Sanders
Organisation
Repeat Brands
Street
497 Davis Creek Rd 28715-8191 Candler NC
Country
US
Telephone
+1.8282435220
E-mail
aaron@repeatbrands.com
Technical Contact
Name
Aaron Sanders
Organisation
Repeat Brands
Street
497 Davis Creek Rd 28715-8191 Candler NC
Country
US
Telephone
+1.8282435220
E-mail
aaron@repeatbrands.com
Server
ISP
A100 ROW GmbH
Country
DE
Registrar
Name
SNAPNAMES 44, LLC
IANA ID
1310
Register website
http://www.networksolutions.com
E-mail
domain.operations@web.com
Phone
+1.8773812449
Server name
IP
3.64.163.50

Request HTTP status
403

Target
ns1.dan.com.
IP
18.200.113.118
Country
IE

Target
ns2.dan.com.
IP
3.120.163.96
Country
DE

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