Is iqcenter.com a fake shop?
Danger0/100 Trust score
from the warning list Watchlist Internet · Classified on 2026-09-29
This provider should be strictly avoided. The check shows clear signs of a fraudulent shop.
The main reasons
- Warning signPublic warning lists The domain is listed on official warning lists for fraudulent shops (1 list hits). Consumer protection bodies or authorities have already recorded it as a fraud site.
- Warning signPayment with PayPal PayPal is not mentioned as a payment method on the pages checked; a payment route with buyer protection is therefore not recognisable.
- Warning signLegal notice A legal notice is linked, but it provides no usable contact details or was itself unreachable.
- Warning signTerms, withdrawal and privacy One mandatory legal text is missing from the site: the right of withdrawal. The other mandatory details are linked.
- Warning signEmail address and phone number The contact details given are only partly plausible (third-party email domain or implausible phone number).
Do not place any orders here and do not enter any payment or contact details. Check the relevant warning lists and report the shop if you suspect fraud.
Profile: iqcenter.com
Smart IQ testing platform for evaluating and enhancing brain performance
The provider's own description, taken verbatim from the shop's pages. The text does not say whether the goods exist or are ever delivered.
Shop facts
Since when is this known?
- Domain first recorded by us
- Last checked by us
- Classification: Other fraud (source: Watchlist Internet)
What you should do next
The check classifies iqcenter.com as dangerous. Do not order unless the warning signals listed here have been credibly resolved.
- Read the warning signals and their explanations below instead of relying on the score alone.
- Do not pay by bank transfer, advance payment or cryptocurrency; use effective buyer protection instead.
- Already paid? Contact your bank or payment provider immediately and follow the recovery guide.
- Save the order confirmation, payment receipt and current site content before anything disappears.
FakeshopAI automatically checked Iqcenter (iqcenter.com) on 2026-09-25 for typical fake shop characteristics. 34 check points were evaluated, covering operator details, legal notices, payment methods, technology, domain history and reputation.
All checks in detail
Payment
- Warning signPayment with PayPal PayPal is not mentioned as a payment method on the pages checked; a payment route with buyer protection is therefore not recognisable.
- No issue foundPayment methods The shop names credit card, Apple Pay and Google Pay as payment options. You therefore do not have to pay in advance to order here.
Operator and registers
- Warning signLegal notice A legal notice is linked, but it provides no usable contact details or was itself unreachable.
- Warning signTerms, withdrawal and privacy One mandatory legal text is missing from the site: the right of withdrawal. The other mandatory details are linked.
- Warning signEmail address and phone number The contact details given are only partly plausible (third-party email domain or implausible phone number).
Checked, nothing found: Country, legal terms and VAT ID.
Warning lists and reports
- Warning signPublic warning lists The domain is listed on official warning lists for fraudulent shops (1 list hits). Consumer protection bodies or authorities have already recorded it as a fraud site.
Checked, nothing found: Warnings from security services, Comparison with known fake shop templates, Site structure comparison, Links to other shops, Signs of investment or banking fraud, Known scam patterns.
Domain
- No issue foundAge of the domain The domain has existed for around 29 years and therefore has a long operating history. Fake shops usually disappear again after a few months.
Checked, nothing found: Domain registration data, Redirects.
Technology
- Warning signServer protection settings The server sets only some of the common protections. Present: enforced encryption (HSTS). Not set: a content security policy (CSP), protection against embedding in other sites (X-Frame-Options) and protection against file type confusion (X-Content-Type-Options). On its own this is not evidence of fraud.
- Warning signSocial media profiles No social media profiles are linked, or the linked profiles are unreachable. There is therefore no independently verifiable trace of the provider online.
- Warning signSize of the website The site has very few subpages. A shop that has grown over time usually has considerably more.
- No issue foundServer location The site's server is located in San Francisco, United States. The location says nothing about where the provider is based.
- No issue foundEncrypted connection The connection is encrypted; the certificate was issued by Let's Encrypt and last renewed on 19 September 2026. You can verify this yourself via the padlock icon in the browser's address bar. Encryption says nothing about the operator's trustworthiness, though: a fake shop gets it free of charge too.
Checked, nothing found: Email setup of the domain.
What we could not verify
Not a suspicion: we lack the basis for a statement on these points. VAT ID, Commercial register, Return address, Trustpilot, Trusted Shops, Trust seals on the page, Authenticity of the Trusted Shops seal, Brand or authority name in the address, Imitated country or brand address, Other sites on the same server, Reputation of the hosting provider, Shop platform used.
All findings come from an automated check of the publicly reachable website as well as public registers, warning lists and security databases. How we check
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