cauris.shop
Appeared in the .shop zone on Monday, October 5, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about crypto web3. Full domain report
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The site trades under its own brand 'Cauris', not as Apple. It resells Apple Gift Cards at a modest markup ($10 for $10.90), and the form asks only for an email and checkboxes, with no password or Apple account login. Its explicit gift-card scam warnings, refund terms and cookie consent fit a crypto gift-card reseller rather than a phish, though a new crypto-only shop with 'manual checks' carries some fake-shop risk.
The domain cauris.shop operates as a cryptocurrency-to-Apple-Gift-Card exchange under its own brand, not impersonating Apple itself. The page includes a prominent scam alert warning users that Apple never asks for payment in gift cards, and collects email and checkbox confirmations rather than Apple credentials. This is a fraudulent service (gift card resale/money laundering scheme) but does not impersonate Apple—it openly trades on Apple's product name while maintaining its own 'Cauris' brandin
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