Positive findings
Information that supports a real and transparent shop, for example an active e-mærket certificate or card payment.
What Shopeye checks
Shopeye shows risk — it does not approve webshops and does not guarantee a safe purchase. Each finding is one signal, not the overall assessment.
Shopeyes vurderingEksempel
- Webshop alder: 3 år
- Virksomhedsinfo fundet
- Positive kundeanmeldelser
- Sikker betaling
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How to read a signal
Shopeye does not decide the result from one ordinary signal. The findings are weighed together.
Warnings
Findings that show a risk or a concrete red flag, for example a new domain or a CVR number that does not match.
Could not be verified
The check could not be completed, or the information was not found. That is not automatically negative, but the assessment is based on less information.
Identity
Known digital threats
Whether the web address is already listed for phishing, malware, or other digital fraud.
e.g. "No known threat listing found"
Read how this check works →Domain age
How long the domain has existed, and whether it is brand new or more than a year old.
e.g. "The domain is only 12 days old"
Read how this check works →Company and CVR/VAT
Whether name, CVR/VAT, address, and contact details match the registers.
e.g. "The CVR number does not match the company name"
Read how this check works →Danish front and seller country
Whether the shop looks Danish while the company, currency, or shipping points abroad.
e.g. "The site looks Danish, but the seller is registered outside the EU"
Read how this check works →e-mærket
Whether an e-mærket badge can be verified, is active, and matches the CVR number.
e.g. "Active e-mærket certificate found"
Read how this check works →Purchase and returns
Returns and return address
Whether there is a return policy, a concrete return address, and which country the item must be sent to.
e.g. "Return address not found"
Read how this check works →Payment methods
Whether the shop offers card or other methods with buyer protection — or only bank transfer or crypto.
e.g. "Protected payment found"
Read how this check works →Independent reviews
Whether independent reviews exist, and whether many customers have had bad experiences.
e.g. "No independent review profile found"
Read how this check works →Marketplaces outside the EU
Whether the site is a known overseas marketplace with higher delivery and return risk.
e.g. "Known marketplace outside the EU"
Read how this check works →Warning signs
Signs of dropshipping
A Danish front, no verifiable Danish company, and delivery from Asia or a long delivery time.
e.g. "Signs of fake-local dropshipping"
Read how this check works →Discount and domain patterns
Extreme discounts, brand-like domains, punycode, and suspiciously many hyphens.
e.g. "Almost every item is 80–95% off"
Read how this check works →New and unverifiable
Domain under 90 days, business information could not be verified, and no independent reviews.
e.g. "New and unverifiable webshop"
Read how this check works →How the assessment is made
The score is formed by weighing the signals together. The assessment is not a guarantee. Also see how many checks could be completed.
The findings are weighed together
Shopeye does not decide the result from one ordinary signal. Positive findings, warnings, and missing data are shown together.
Critical findings can dominate
Known phishing, a false CVR, a misused e-mærket mark, critical company status, or a strong fake-local dropshipping pattern can outweigh almost every plus.
Limited data
Could not be verified is not automatically negative. It means the assessment is based on less information — for example because a page blocked the analysis, or a data source was down.
Read how to read a result →Get Shopeye’s assessment while you shop
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