patpal.store
Appeared in the .store zone on Thursday, August 27, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about e-commerce & retail. Full domain report
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Despite the scorer's patpal≈paypal flag, the site is a self-branded Shopify-style store selling a 'PatPal Comfort Pillow' with its own logo — no PayPal imagery, product language or credential capture, so it is not PayPal phishing. It does show classic dropship-fraud dark patterns (perpetual '50% OFF' flash-sale countdown, $291.78 'original' price for a plush toy, 1324 'verified reviews', '100+ orders in the last 24h'), which makes it questionable but not decisively fraudulent on this evidence.
The domain patpal.store is a clear typosquat of PayPal, and the site operates as a fake e-commerce store selling a 'PatPal Comfort Pillow' product with urgency tactics (flash sale countdown, 50% off messaging, '100+ orders in 24h'). While the page has a login form, it is presented as part of a functional e-commerce checkout, not as PayPal impersonation—the site uses its own 'PatPal' brand identity for a pillow product, not to steal PayPal credentials. This is a brand-squat with scammy e-commerce
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What the page looked like on Thursday, August 27, 2026
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