**Fraudulent E-commerce Network Exploiting Consumers Through Hidden Recurring Charges**
A sophisticated scam campaign has been identified involving 13 fraudulent e-commerce domains operating under shared infrastructure and three debt collection companies that have accumulated 2,784 Consumer Financial Protection Bureau complaints. The primary scam domains include kelvoshop.com, luvodeals.com, trypurebloomm.com, gopuregoods.com, noleurus.com, www.shopvitacore.com, getamory.com, forestfieldfashion.com, verniersjop.com, veriershop.com, viraxpower.com, seronline.co, and jomhome.co. Most of these domains were recently registered through TUCOWS.COM, CO., with registration dates clustering between August and October 2025, indicating a coordinated campaign launch.
The scam network operates through shared infrastructure connections linking multiple domains, allowing scammers to redirect victims between sites and process fraudulent transactions across the network. Key infrastructure relationships include getamory.com sharing servers with trypurebloomm.com, gopuregoods.com, noleurus.com, and www.shopvitacore.com. Additionally, several domains including viraxpower.com, kelvoshop.com, jomhome.co, and seronline.co have been reported together in consumer complaints, suggesting coordinated fraudulent activities across the network.
Consumer reports reveal a pattern of deceptive practices where victims initially purchase low-cost items but subsequently face unauthorized recurring charges. One victim reported purchasing orthopedic shoes for $19.99 but was hit with unauthorized charges of $39.99 from kelvoshop.com twice and $34.95 from luvodeals.com. Another consumer described recurring charges of $39.99 beginning in November, while a third victim reported similar unauthorized charges after making a small initial purchase. The debt collection companies in this cluster—Credit Corp Solutions Inc. with 2,743 CFPB complaints, PAID IN FULL, INC. with 31 complaints, and REPORTS, INC. with 10 complaints—appear to be connected through reports linking REPORTS, INC. to the getamory.com domain.
To protect yourself from this scam network, never provide payment information to unfamiliar e-commerce sites, especially those offering unusually low prices or limited-time deals. Before making any online purchase, verify the legitimacy of websites by checking domain registration dates, reading independent reviews, and searching for the company name plus "scam" or "complaints." If contacted by phone or email from any entity claiming to represent these companies, hang up immediately and do not click any links. Monitor your bank and credit card statements closely for unauthorized charges. If you have been victimized by this network, report the fraud to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov and file complaints about unwanted calls or texts with the Federal Communications Commission. You can check if a phone number or domain is associated with scams by searching online databases and consumer protection websites.
This campaign represents a high-threat level due to its sophisticated infrastructure, recent domain registrations suggesting active operations, and documented consumer financial losses through unauthorized recurring billing. Immediate action is recommended for anyone who has interacted with these domains, including contacting financial institutions to dispute charges and implementing enhanced account monitoring for continued fraudulent activity.