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The trust score of sino-vac.cn is rather low. Why?

The trust score rating of the website is rather low. sino-vac.cn may be a scam.

We determined the trust score using a computer algorithm. The algorithm looks at 40+ data points on which basis its creates a trust score. Sources are third party reviews, the location of the company, the hosting party used by the website, if the website has been reported to sell fake products, etcetera.

As the review of the website is somewhat low, please do take time to check the website yourself. Our trust score is only a recommendation.

Positive highlights
Negative highlights
Free email address used for contact

The age of this site is (very) young.

The Tranco rank (how much traffic) is rather low

The website is in a high risk location

SSL certificate was not identified 



 

The site does not allow us to analyze its content

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Entire Review sino-vac.cn

Webshop Review

sino-vac.cn is using a free email services like Gmail or Hotmail. Larger websites can be expected to use email addresses with the domain name included. For smaller websites this does not have to be the case as it is easier to use a private, free email address.

This website was set-up recently. As a result, we advise you to really take the time to check this site out before you interact with it. You can use our blog post "How to recognize a scam" to do so. Scam sites are often very young. They are removed from the web after a couple of months as too many consumers leave negative reviews and social media comments. Till that time, they will try to scam you. 

The Tranco ranking of this website is low. This can be considered low in relation to other websites from the website's country. If you think this website should be very popular, please invest additional time in researching the company as this is suspicious. For a smaller or starting website a low ranking can be considered normal.

Technical Review

The website is being hosted in a country with a high level of fraud and corruption according to the International Banking Federation. The risk of doing business with these kind of countries is therefor higher.

No SSL certificate could be found. For smaller websites who only share content and do not require you to create an account or fill in a form, they are still okay. For any other website this is a serious security breach as communication between your computer or mobile and the website is not secured.

Facts about sino-vac.cn

Key facts
Domain age
3 years from now
WHOIS data
protected
Company data
Owner
张金文
E-mail
2468043616@qq.com
Website data
Website
sino-vac.cn
Title
鸭脖体育-官网
Description
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Keywords
鸭脖体育官网, 鸭脖体育APP
Domain age
3 years from now
Website Speed
Slow
SSL certificate valid
invalid
WHOIS registration date
2020-07-14
WHOIS renew date
2021-07-14
Owner
Name
张金文
E-mail
2468043616@qq.com
Administrator
Name
张金文
E-mail
2468043616@qq.com
Technical Contact
Name
张金文
E-mail
2468043616@qq.com
Server
ISP
Room 3 5 Floor No.11 Building Tan Wo Shing Street
Country
HK
Registrar
Name
WEST263 INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
Server name
IP
103.57.230.82

Request HTTP status
200

Target
jm1.dns.com.
IP
119.167.180.140
Country
CN

Target
jm2.dns.com.
IP
211.99.99.50
Country
CN

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