Fraudulent internet seller motorcycle jackets and helmets

I have recently purchased a motorcycle jacket from the website: http://www.pizzeriaschezmaggy.com/. After I completed my credit card details my money was gone but I never received a confirmation, receipt and they do not reply to any inquiries on their web site, which is based in China. Naturally I have not received the jacket either and I will now have to claw it back through my credit card provider.
Don't be tempted by their low prices, you will get nothing for your money!

there does not seem to be any direct signs of fraud at that website. all though there are a few red flags.

what makes you think they are in China? the website itself is in the Netherlands.

Contact your Credit card people as soon as possible and report it.

The domain has a six-year registration, but the registrant's data are garbage:

Registrant Name: Emily steven
Registrant Organization:
Registrant Street: 4093 W Rim Trl
Registrant City: toyoto Doesn't exist
Registrant State/Province: Alabama
Registrant Postal Code: 23421 Near Norfolk, Virginia
Registrant Country: United States
Registrant Phone: +63.6058992692 Philippines
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax:
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email: [email protected]

and those 6 years are not consecutive:
Updated Date: 06-jul-2015
Creation Date: 24-may-2010

July 6 is far from the 30 day grace period to renew from May 24.... unless the registrar really has bad, bad math skills.

Hosting History 12 changes on 4 unique name servers over 5 years

[AlanJones]

The name pizzeriaschezmaggy.com is strange for a company selling motorbike gear, you'd expect them to be selling pizzas - and indeed, a look at archive.org shows that back in February, they were a Peruvian pizza seller.

Another point

http://www.pizzeriaschezmaggy.com/privacy-policy-cookie-restriction-mode/

You may request details of personal information which we hold about you under the Data Protection Act 1998

That's a UK Act of Parliament and is, of course, only relevant to UK companies.

Before I retired part of my job was producing and checking complex legal and banking documents so I like going for terms and conditions on websites because scammers very easily make mistakes and copy them off other websites without knowing where they need to amend them.

No properly formed company would make such a mistake.

If it were a UK company, or even a European one, UK and EU law dictates what information must appear on the website, such as contact information, which is lacking.