hanfmeister[.]at
Listed by Watchlist Internet as a fraudulent online shop (fake shop) since 11 September 2026
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According to Watchlist Internet (Austrian Institute for Applied Telecommunications), Sep 11, 2026 · Read the source
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Summary
The online shop hanfmeister[.]at is listed by Watchlist Internet, an Austrian fraud-prevention platform, in its register of fraudulent online shops. The entry was checked and added on 11 September 2026. Watchlist Internet describes listed sites as fake shops run by criminals: people who order from them receive either nothing at all or completely different goods, despite paying. The platform advises anyone who has paid to contact their bank or card issuer about recovering the money, to open a PayPal buyer-protection claim where PayPal was used, and to report the case to the police. Its general fake-shop guide also tells shoppers to check the imprint for a real company and to treat prices far below the competition as unrealistic.
What the source found
- Added to Watchlist Internet's list of fraudulent online shops on 11 September 2026.
- Watchlist Internet says buyers receive no goods or completely wrong goods despite payment.
- The warning covers all variants of the address (with or without www, http or https).
Timeline
Listed by Watchlist Internet as a fraudulent shop
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Watchlist Internet (Austrian Institute for Applied Telecommunications) · Sep 11, 2026
Vorsicht vor diesem betrügerischen Online-Shop: hanfmeister.at
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Status notes
Watchlist Internet is an independent Austrian fraud-prevention platform (run by ÖIAT with public and private-sector funding), not a regulator; its fake-shop listings are standard-form entries. It lists the domain as a fraudulent shop but gives no case details. German-language source; translation by Verdex.
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