**Scam Campaign Report: Connected Domain Network Targeting Online Shoppers**
Our analysis has identified a coordinated scam campaign involving four interconnected domains: jomhome.co, viraxpower.com, kelvoshop.com, and seronline.co. These domains demonstrate extensive connectivity through 9 cross-entity relationships, all classified as "reported_together" incidents with consistent confidence levels of 0.35. Two of the domains show shared infrastructure patterns, with both viraxpower.com (registered March 4, 2025) and kelvoshop.com (registered August 29, 2025) using TUCOWS.COM, CO. as their registrar, suggesting coordinated registration activity.
Consumer reports reveal a pattern of fraudulent e-commerce activity targeting online shoppers seeking legitimate products. Community reports specifically detail unauthorized charges from jomhome.co, including one victim who experienced a fraudulent charge on February 22nd, 2026, at 7:50am, requiring bank intervention and card cancellation. Another report describes a Christmas gift purchase scam where kelvoshop.com falsely advertised as a veteran-owned, US-made business selling pellet grill drip pans, with extended delivery times raising initial consumer concerns. The campaign has generated community warnings, with one report directly stating "Jomhome.co is a scammer" and receiving community validation.
The interconnected nature of these domains, combined with their coordinated reporting patterns, indicates a sophisticated network designed to maximize reach while evading detection. The shared TUCOWS registrar for multiple domains and the consistent cross-reporting suggests centralized control of this fraudulent operation. Consumers are experiencing both unauthorized charges and non-delivery of purchased goods, representing dual-impact fraud affecting both payment security and product fulfillment expectations.
**Consumer Protection Guidance:** If contacted by any of these domains or similar suspicious websites, immediately close the browser window and do not click any links or provide personal information. To verify website legitimacy, check for proper contact information, customer service phone numbers, and search for independent reviews before making purchases. Always use secure payment methods and monitor bank statements regularly for unauthorized charges. If you have been victimized by these or similar scams, report the incident to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov and file a complaint with the FCC. Before engaging with unfamiliar websites or phone numbers, consumers can verify safety by searching the domain or number online for scam reports and checking with consumer protection databases.
**Threat Assessment:** This represents a high-risk coordinated fraud network with confirmed consumer financial impact and product delivery fraud. The interconnected domain structure and shared infrastructure indicate ongoing operational capacity. Immediate action recommended includes adding all four domains to security blocklists and continued monitoring for additional related domains using similar registration patterns or reporting correlations.