**Scam Campaign Report: Multi-Domain E-commerce Fraud Network**
Our analysis has identified a sophisticated e-commerce fraud operation utilizing eight interconnected domains, all registered through TUCOWS.COM, CO. between September 30, 2025 and October 7, 2025. The primary domains include solmereshop.com, snugglewarm.com, www.snugglewarm.com, avaandjune.com, hazelandruth.com, oliviawestwood-boutique.com, shopelfease.com, and shophealthypetz.com. These domains share common infrastructure connections with confidence levels of 0.50, indicating they operate from the same hosting environment or network resources.
The fraudulent operation appears to target consumers through social media advertising for clothing items, particularly hoodies. Community reports document multiple victims who ordered merchandise from solmereshop.com after clicking social media advertisements, only to have funds immediately withdrawn from their accounts without receiving any products. One victim reported ordering 2 hoodies on November 16, 2025, with funds removed on November 17, 2025, while another consumer ordered 6 hoodies and received confirmation emails but never received merchandise. The provided customer service emails are non-functional, and victims report that websites become inaccessible after transactions are completed.
This campaign shows connections to debt collection companies Locate Services LLC (4 CFPB complaints) and ACCOUNT SERVICES INC. (8 CFPB complaints), which are reported together with the fraudulent domains. Additionally, community reports indicate ongoing subscription fraud, with consumers reporting unauthorized monthly charges of $49.99 that continue despite repeated cancellation attempts and website confirmation of account cancellation.
**Consumer Protection Advice:** Before making any online purchases, verify website legitimacy by checking domain registration dates, reading independent reviews, and confirming physical business addresses and working customer service contacts. If contacted by unfamiliar companies or presented with suspicious deals, hang up immediately, do not click on links, and verify legitimacy through independent research. Report suspected fraud to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov or to the FCC for telecommunications-related scams. To check if a number or domain is safe, search online databases, consumer protection websites, and review community-reported scam lists before engaging with any suspicious entity.
This campaign represents a high-threat level due to its organized infrastructure, active consumer targeting through social media, and documented financial losses. Consumers should exercise extreme caution when encountering these domains and immediately report any interactions to appropriate authorities. The rapid domain registration timeline and shared infrastructure suggest an evolving operation that may continue expanding with additional fraudulent websites.