Personally, I love this statement:
The biggest and the worldleading retailer
When you compare it to the domain registration:
Domain Name: COMPUTERSTOCKLOTS.COM
Registrar: REGISTER.COM, INC.
Whois Server: whois.register.com
Referral URL:
http://www.register.com Name Server: A.NS.INTERLAND.NET
Name Server: B.NS.INTERLAND.NET
Name Server: C.NS.INTERLAND.NET
Status: clientTransferProhibited
Updated Date: 29-apr-2014
Creation Date: 29-apr-2014
Expiration Date: 29-apr-2015
So the domain has been registered for 2 1/2 weeks, yet they are a world leader. That is pretty darn impressive! Note also the 1 year registration. This is common with fake sites because they don't expect the site to be around long, and sometimes with sites that may be legitimate, but there is no confidence in them.
Next thing I look at is payment methods...
We have:
-bank transfer, which is not reversible if you don't get what you bought, and which can easily be used to hide the owner's identity.
-moneygram/WU which is completely anonymous and allows no recourse if you are scammed. Also not typically used by legitimate businesses.
-prepaid credit card (in limited situations) again no real recourse.
So basically, they don't take credit cards or paypal, the two forms primary forms of payment that would give you some kind of protection, and only take payments that you have little to no hope of recovering.
Add to that this statement:
We also offer additional payment options for your order. Disregarding how you choose to pay, you should always click the option by bankwire. Below you can see the different options and how to make the payment for every option.
That alone would be a deal-breaker for me.
Looking at phone numbers, the UK number is a cellphone.
I could go further, but those red flags alone are enough to stop any safety-conscious person.
