Confirmed Fake Shop
Summary
Why is this warning issued?
This warning has been included because it is based on a report from Watchlist Internet. It is intended to protect other users from this scam. The assessed risk is high.
How the scam works
- The shop advertises with a professional design and unbeatable low prices to attract bargain hunters.
- During the ordering process, numerous payment options are displayed, but in the final step only advance payment or Bitcoin is offered.
- The buyer transfers the amount in advance, with no actual shipment of goods planned.
- After payment, either nothing is delivered, the wrong item is delivered, or an inferior counterfeit of a branded product is delivered.
- Alternatively, only the personal data entered is collected for further misuse.
How to recognise it
- The domain konsoleneugenpro24.com is on the Watchlist Internet list of fraudulent online shops.
- There is no imprint, or the imprint contains stolen company details from legitimate providers.
- The prices are far below those of competitors and almost all products are discounted.
- At checkout, numerous payment methods are advertised, but in fact only advance payment or Bitcoin is accepted.
- The name of the site appears in connection with search terms such as "Problem" or "Betrug" in negative experience reports.
- Confirmed as a fake shop by Watchlist Internet
- Advance payment only as the payment method
- Unrealistically low prices on branded goods
How to protect yourself
- Check before buying: Search for the shop name together with "Problem" or "Betrug" in a search engine.
- Check the imprint and question whether the details belong to a real company.
- Compare prices with reputable providers – extreme bargains are a warning sign.
- Where possible, pay via escrow, invoice, or credit card with chargeback option; never use only advance payment or Bitcoin.
- If payment has already been made: contact the bank or credit card provider immediately and ask for a refund (as a goodwill gesture).
- For PayPal payments, use PayPal's buyer protection and report the incident to the consumer protection center as well as the police.
What you should never do
- Do not make any further advance payments or respond to demands for additional payment by email.
- Do not provide more personal data than absolutely necessary if the shop already appears dubious.
- Do not click on supposed delivery confirmations or tracking links from the shop.
- Do not attempt to recover the money on your own through dubious refund services.
Frequently asked questions
Do I still have to pay if I have already placed an order?
No. With a confirmed fake shop, you should not make any further payment. Instead, contact your bank or credit card provider.
What can I do if I have already paid by advance transfer?
Contact your bank immediately and ask about a possible chargeback. There is often only a chance of success as a goodwill solution.
I paid with PayPal – will I get my money back?
Try to use PayPal's buyer protection. Document all receipts and submit the case promptly.
Where did the fraudsters get my data?
This often cannot be clearly determined. Data leaks, previous orders, or address brokers may be the cause. Filing a report with the police is possible.
Where can I report the fake shop and get advice?
You can report the shop via the Watchlist Internet reporting form and contact your local consumer protection center for individual advice.
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Watchlist Internet ↗Update history
- 22/07/2026Description updated, Characteristics added