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dessango.com

We checked this shop. A reviewer confirmed the suspicion that it is a fake shop. The findings below show what the suspicion is based on.

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First checked
Sep 27, 2026
Last checked
Sep 27, 2026

Findings of Sep 27, 2026

  • The site has no legal notice identifying the provider ("Impressum"), which is mandatory in Germany (Section 5 DDG).
  • The returns page contains no information on the statutory right of withdrawal, which is mandatory for sales to consumers in Germany.
  • The site provides no terms and conditions.
  • The domain was registered 26 days before our check.
  • The landing page shows a countdown that urges a quick purchase.
  • The page offers a pack of 4 items for EUR 15.95, that is EUR 3.99 per item.
  • The shop addresses customers in German, but its legal pages exist only as English default policy pages.
  • The returns page names no postal address for returns.
  • For a refund, customers are asked to send payment account information by email.
  • The source contains 3 technical marker(s) that recurred across shops we confirmed as suspected fake shops.
  • The source of the German-language site contains Chinese characters (Code-Kommentar).
  • The ad campaign name passed in the landing URL is labelled in Chinese ("9.22-灯芯绒老品-1").
  • The advertised product is linked neither on the home page nor in the catalogue of the shop; it is reachable only through the ad link.
  • The shop lists 11 identical, distinctive products that also appear in other shops under review.

The findings reflect the state on the day of the check. They are a suspicion, not a legal determination.

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  • Report the case to the police.
  • In Germany, the consumer advice centres (Verbraucherzentrale) offer advice.

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