Does anyone now about this website Storeaus.com

[account2636]

Hi,

Does anyone now about this website Storeaus.com.
I could not find any information about this website in Google and no customer reviews.

How to find out if this is a serious and legal crypto business or scam website.

https://storeaus.com

[1714834926]

1714834926

[_BlackStar]

Consider that you can only entrust your money to sites that have a good reputation and that are proven to be legit and have good reviews from users. You can use a local exchange, but you should be able to consider the reputation as well although we have many reputable ++ government licensed exchange.

You may need to start by finding out who they are, might help but i didn't try to find out much about the site.
https://who.is/whois/storeaus.com

Code:

Domain Name: storeaus.com
Registry Domain ID: 2643635110_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: grs-whois.aliyun.com
Registrar URL: http://www.alibabacloud.com
Updated Date: 2021-09-26T02:09:56Z
Creation Date: 2021-09-26T02:09:56Z
Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2022-09-26T02:09:56Z
Registrar: ALIBABA.COM SINGAPORE E-COMMERCE PRIVATE LIMITED
Registrar IANA ID: 3775
Reseller:
Domain Status: ok https://icann.org/epp#ok
Registrant City: 
Registrant State/Province: bei jing
Registrant Country: CN
Registrant Email:https://whois.aliyun.com/whois/whoisForm
Registry Registrant ID: Not Available From Registry
Name Server: NS7.ALIDNS.COM
Name Server: NS8.ALIDNS.COM
DNSSEC: unsigned
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: 
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +86.95187
URL of the ICANN WHOIS Data Problem Reporting System: http://wdprs.internic.net/
>>>Last update of WHOIS database: 2022-03-01T16:26:53Z <<<

[Rikafip]

Website looking like it was made in the 1990s without basic modern functionality, no social media presence, no info whatsoever about the exchange on the external sites are all big red flags to me. So yeah, avoid it like a plague or get scammed.

@OP how did you even found about this exchange, who suggested it to you? And why would you even considering using this completely unknown exchange and risk your money when there are so many well known exchanges with decent reputation.  

[account2636]

Hi,

Thank you very much for your answers.
Very much appreciated.

I have contact with so many people and get so many referrals to all kind of different website because I'm an entreprenuer.

I got this tips from a crypto investor in China about using this website.
I always check the reviews before using a new website but in this case it was nothing.

I have contact with rather many business people in China but this crypto investor and business person is a new contact and
I need to of course to know if this "business person" can be trusted or not and if the website is legit or a scam.
If the website is a scam then I also know that this new business contact can't be trusted.


Thank you guys for taking your time to try to figure this out.

[holydarkness]

I would suggest to stay away from the site if you aren't really need to use their services. I took a glance at their site, and although this doesn't directly indicate they're scam, but several things raises my concern, such as:

1. Their favicon --that logo on the your browser tab next to the site title-- and the header of their site shows tickmill logo and name. I'm not sure if they use a template from somewhere --a theme detector I use shows zero result, though-- and forgot to change them or intentionally uses their logo to boost false confidence by making the site viewer think both companies are related. However, Tickmill's official website didn't include them in the list of their group of companies, nor a google keyword tickmill and storeaus brings any result, which --IMO-- means there were no such partnership or relation at any degree between them.



2. Their site is not exactly secured, as can be seen from warning if you tried to access them through chrome or duckduckgo --the browser, not the search engine. In my personal opinion, a secured and encrypted website is a must factor for those who caters exchange platform



3. And this is probably the most crucial thing that I should have lead with this, LOL, they don't have a sign up page. Not the one that I can find. How would you trade on a site that didn't allow sign up? More importantly, why a trading site made such a fatal error to not including a sign up page on their site. However, if you can find their sign up page, I am willing to sign up for you, just to see and conduct further investigation.

[account2636]

Hi guys,

Thanks for your answers.

Try their live support and ask some support questions.
The support will probably wish you to:"Have a Happy life".  

Click the agent.service link.
https://ala.zoosnet.net/LR/ChatWin2.aspx?skid=7&lng=en&id=ALA24013360&sk=agent%20service

I just saw that the the original support link was now replaced with the above link. Here is the original link that I was told to use to contact
the customer support:
https://zaz.guguanchat.com/LR/Chatpre.aspx?id=ZAZ51462330&lng=en


It seems as new "customers" are invited with an invitation link:

https://storeaus.com/index/login/register

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Just out of curiosity.

Why would you wanna use such a brand-new not so known cryptocurrency exchange yet we have lots of reputable and popular crypto exchanges available?
What's so special about Storeaus.com?

Just looking at the home page alone screams red flags.

[account2636]

Hi Bitcoin_Arena,

This is how it is to be an online entrepreneur.
The company gets thousands and thousands of business proposals from all over the world.
Imagine going through them to find out if it is a serious proposal and if the person or company is trustworthy or not.

The reason I am asking about this site is that an investor from China invited me to this site to buy USDT.
I usually use the well-known cryptocurrency sites.

What I need to know is if this site really is one
working crypto currency site so I can decide if this person is trustworthy or not.
If the page works as the person says then the person is reliable.
If the site is a site that engages in fraud, then the person is not reliable.

If this site is a site that deals with fraud, I will of course end the contact with this "business person".

Yes, I also see a red flag.
But need to be completely sure.

[Potato Chips]

The company gets thousands and thousands of business proposals from all over the world.
Imagine going through them to find out if it is a serious proposal and if the person or company is trustworthy or not.

Well, the exchange is only giving untrustworthy vibes tbh. A poorly made website either means they are incapable of making a proper one or just doesn't care AKA insincere. Most importantly, they don't have a good track record cause there's literally nothing about them...

What I need to know is if this site really is one
working crypto currency site so I can decide if this person is trustworthy or not.
If the page works as the person says then the person is reliable.
If the site is a site that engages in fraud, then the person is not reliable.

If this site is a site that deals with fraud, I will of course end the contact with this "business person".

I would be really careful with this notion, working for a few times doesn't mean it's (or the person who recommended is) reliable. Take the pig butchering scams for instance... Basically, a person who claims to be a very successful person (typically in China) tries to get their victim to invest in cryptocurrency by making them trade in a no one has ever heard of exchange which they actually own. The scammer would proceed to break down their victim's walls by saying invest only a small amount blah blah. The trick is to gain the victim's trust so the first succeeding trades would be successful and it would go on and on until the victim is ready for that one big grand deposit in other words, when the pig is ripe enough.

A part of this kinda reminds me of that particular scam so I mentioned. In any case, stay away.

[holydarkness]

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https://storeaus.com/index/[darkness devoured the rest of link]

Hmm... quite strange that they required a mobile phone number and not an email address to sign up. This could be a soft force of KYC --some countries require their phone number holder to register their ID-- or the more likely scenario, they collected your phone number to be sold to a third party.

[...]

I would be really careful with this notion, working for a few times doesn't mean it's (or the person who recommended is) reliable. Take the pig butchering scams for instance... Basically, a person who claims to be a very successful person (typically in China) tries to get their victim to invest in cryptocurrency by making them trade in a no one has ever heard of exchange which they actually own. The scammer would proceed to break down their victim's walls by saying invest only a small amount blah blah. The trick is to gain the victim's trust so the first succeeding trades would be successful and it would go on and on until the victim is ready for that one big grand deposit in other words, when the pig is ripe enough.

A part of this kinda reminds me of that particular scam so I mentioned. In any case, stay away.

This is a perfect example of the scheme you're explaining. I would advise account2636 and any other who experienced same situation where someone you're not exactly close with or know well --let alone only meet once or twice on facebook-- to gave a read as the scam report gives quite a nice story and detail of how they're being scammed.

[shasan]

Hi,

Does anyone now about this website Storeaus.com.
I could not find any information about this website in Google and no customer reviews.

How to find out if this is a serious and legal crypto business or scam website.

https://storeaus.com

Why you are trying to use a new site who could not buy the ssl certificate for their website. You should try to use any reputed site and which site you know or someone know who is at your close one. Otherwise there is a chance that you will be scammed by this type of unknown site owner.