trustsite.eu

Before you pay, take 2 minutes. They could save you a lot of trouble.

With the rise of artificial intelligence, websites promising rare or exceptional products, at prices that are just as exceptional, are multiplying. All too often, once the payment has been made, disappointment follows: the product does not match the description… if it arrives at all.

It is precisely to protect you that European law requires every online seller to publish information that clearly identifies them: name, address, company number, contact details.

So if this information is missing or hard to find, ask yourself: why would this seller rather stay in the shadows?

Facts, not verdicts

Each finding is dated and linked to the EU law article it refers to. We never say a website is illegal or a scam.

Automated and dated

Our analyser reads the public pages of each website. Every report shows the date of the analysis, and websites are checked again regularly.

Right of reply

Website operators can ask for a new review at any time. Past reports stay visible, so improvements show.