Suspected

trulence.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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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 34 days before our check.
The page justifies its prices with a clearance or closing-down sale and limited stock.
The landing page shows a countdown that urges a quick purchase.
The page offers a pack of 9 items for EUR 24.99, that is EUR 2.78 per item.
The page shows a review score without a link to any review service where it could be verified.
The page states prices in euros and amounts in US dollars side by side.
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, Produktliste).

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.