Is pickleballoffer.com a fake shop?
dangerThis provider should be strictly avoided. The check shows clear signs of a fraudulent shop.
Do not place any orders here and do not enter any payment or contact details. Check the relevant warning lists and report the shop if you suspect fraud.
FakeshopAI automatically checked Pickleballoffer (pickleballoffer.com) on 2026-09-08 for typical fake shop characteristics. 37 check points were evaluated, covering operator details, legal notices, payment methods, technology, domain history and reputation. The individual findings are listed below.
Shop facts
Warning signals
- Fake shop lists The domain is listed on official warning lists for fraudulent shops (1 list hits) - consumer protection bodies or authorities have already recorded it as a fraud site.
- Imprint
In the shop's favour
- Domain age The domain has existed for around 2 years and therefore has a long operating history - fake shops usually disappear again after a few months.
- DNS configuration The domain has a complete email configuration with MX and SPF records - the shop can therefore actually send and receive email under its own address.
- External reputation feeds The external security databases queried hold no warning about this domain - neither for malware nor for phishing.
Further checks
- Server location The site's server is located in Seattle, US and therefore within the EU/US area - a legal area in which claims against the operator can be enforced if necessary.
- Scam pattern No known scam pattern was detected - the site does not match any of the fraud patterns documented by us.
What we could not verify
These checks returned no result – for example because the site blocked our request or a registry was unreachable. This is explicitly NOT a suspicion: it only means we lack the basis for a statement here.
- Imprint
- PayPal support
- Trusted Shops
- Trustpilot
- WHOIS
- SSL certificate
- Security headers
- Legal pages
- Payment methods
- Redirects
- Social media presence
- Contact data plausibility
All findings come from an automated check of the publicly reachable website as well as public registers, warning lists and security databases. How we check