AI trust reports
Is it legit? Trust reports on the sites people ask about
Each report is a real AnyFact Business Check, dated: a trust score from 0 to 100, who runs the site, and every check with its source. Signals, never accusations.
Online stores
Is Alibaba legit?
alibaba.com
Yes, Alibaba is a real, operating marketplace that is part of Alibaba Group, but what you buy comes from individual suppliers whose reliability varies.
High trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Is AliExpress legit?
aliexpress.com
Yes, AliExpress is a real, operating marketplace that presents itself as part of Alibaba Group, but what you buy comes from individual sellers whose reliability varies.
Medium trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Is DealDash legit?
dealdash.com
dealdash.com is run by DealDash, Inc., which the BBB profile places in Woodbury, Minnesota, and Wikidata lists DealDash as a US organisation founded in 2009.
High trust · checked October 28, 2026
Is DHgate legit?
dhgate.com
Yes, DHgate is a real, operating marketplace run by entities of the Dunhuang Group according to its terms of use, but what you buy comes from individual sellers whose reliability varies.
High trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Is Shein legit?
shein.com
Yes, Shein appears to be a real, operating retailer, and a security vendor's article describes it as headquartered in Singapore, though our AI could not confirm who runs shein.com.
Medium trust · checked October 28, 2026
Is Super.com legit?
super.com
Yes, Super.com appears to be a real, operating business; Wikidata lists it as an organisation founded in 2016 in the United States, with Henry Shi named as founder.
High trust · checked October 28, 2026
Is Temu legit?
temu.com
Yes, Temu is a real, operating marketplace whose terms name Whaleco Technology Limited, an Irish company, and what you buy comes from individual sellers whose reliability varies.
High trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Is Wayfair legit?
wayfair.com
Yes, Wayfair is a real, operating business run by WAYFAIR, INC., a company listed on the NYSE.
High trust · checked October 28, 2026
Resale marketplaces
Is Depop legit?
depop.com
Yes, Depop is a real, operating marketplace, with an SEC filing naming Depop Limited as the operating entity, but what you buy comes from individual sellers whose reliability varies.
High trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Is G2A legit?
g2a.com
Yes, G2A is a real, operating marketplace run by G2A LLC according to its impressum, but what you buy comes from individual sellers whose reliability varies.
High trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Is Poshmark legit?
poshmark.com
Yes, Poshmark is a real, operating marketplace run by Poshmark, Inc. (incorporated in 2011 as GoshPosh, Inc., according to its SEC filing), but what you buy comes from individual sellers whose reliability varies.
High trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Is StockX legit?
stockx.com
Yes, StockX is a real, operating marketplace run by StockX LLC, a Michigan company named in SEC filings, but what you buy comes from individual sellers whose reliability varies.
High trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Is Whatnot legit?
whatnot.com
Yes, Whatnot is a real, operating marketplace run by Whatnot Inc., which appears in SEC filings, but what you buy comes from individual sellers whose reliability varies.
Medium trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Event tickets
Is StubHub legit?
stubhub.com
Yes, StubHub is a real, operating business, run through StubHub, Inc., a subsidiary of StubHub Holdings, Inc., but what you buy comes from individual sellers whose reliability varies.
High trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Is TickPick legit?
tickpick.com
Yes, TickPick is a real, operating ticket marketplace, listed on its BBB profile as Tickpick LLC in New York, but what you buy comes from individual sellers whose reliability varies.
Medium trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Is Vivid Seats legit?
vividseats.com
Yes, Vivid Seats is a real, operating ticket marketplace run by Vivid Seats Inc. (Vivid Seats LLC operates the site), but what you buy comes from individual sellers whose reliability varies.
High trust (platform) · checked October 28, 2026
Get-paid apps and sweepstakes
Is Freecash legit?
freecash.com
Yes, Freecash appears to be a real, operating rewards platform, and its own privacy policy and terms name Almedia GmbH of Berlin as the operator.
Medium trust · checked October 28, 2026
Is KashKick legit?
kashkick.com
Yes, KashKick is a real, operating rewards platform, and its terms of service name Besitos Corporation, LLC as the operating entity.
Medium trust · checked October 28, 2026
People search sites
Job sites
Payments
Investing and prediction markets
Security apps
Which is safer? Side-by-side comparisons
Two trust reports side by side: identity, buyer protection, refunds and warning signs, each with its source. No winner beyond what the data shows.
Alibaba vs AliExpress
85/100 · 63/100
In our AI checks of 28 October 2026, Alibaba (part of Alibaba Group) scored 85/100 (high trust) and AliExpress (which presents itself as part of Alibaba Group, with our AI unable to confirm who runs it) scored 63/100 (medium trust).
Depop vs Poshmark
80/100 · 79/100
In our AI checks of 28 October 2026, Depop scored 80/100 (high trust) and Poshmark 79/100 (high trust); Depop is part of Etsy according to Wikidata, though a later SEC filing reports its sale to eBay, and Poshmark is run by Poshmark, Inc., a Nasdaq-listed US company.
Temu vs Shein
75/100 · 67/100
In our AI checks of 28 October 2026, Temu scored 75/100 (high trust) and Shein 67/100 (medium trust); Temu's terms name Whaleco Technology Limited, while our AI could not confirm who runs shein.com.
Temu vs AliExpress
75/100 · 63/100
In our AI checks of 28 October 2026, Temu, whose terms name Whaleco Technology Limited and which is part of PDD Holdings, scored 75/100 (high trust), while AliExpress, which presents itself as part of Alibaba Group and whose operator our AI could not confirm, scored 63/100 (medium trust).
StubHub vs Vivid Seats
80/100 · 91/100
In our AI checks of 28 October 2026, StubHub (run through StubHub, Inc., a subsidiary of StubHub Holdings) scored 80/100 (high trust) and Vivid Seats (owned and operated by Vivid Seats LLC) scored 91/100 (high trust).
Shein vs AliExpress
67/100 · 63/100
In our AI checks of 28 October 2026, Shein scored 67/100 (medium trust) and AliExpress, which presents itself as part of Alibaba Group, scored 63/100 (medium trust); for both, our AI could not confirm who runs the site.
Alibaba vs DHgate
85/100 · 83/100
In our AI checks of 28 October 2026, Alibaba (part of Alibaba Group, founder Jack Ma) scored 85/100 (high trust) and DHgate (operated by Dunhuang Group entities, founder Diane Wang) scored 83/100 (high trust).
Freecash vs KashKick
53/100 · 59/100
In our AI checks of 28 October 2026, Freecash (freecash.com, run by Almedia GmbH of Berlin according to its privacy policy) scored 53/100 (medium trust) and KashKick (kashkick.com, operated by Besitos Corporation, LLC DBA KashKick per its terms) scored 59/100 (medium trust).
Who owns them?
The company behind each site, its parent and its listing, from Wikidata, registers and the companies' own pages.
- Who owns Temu?Whaleco Technology Limited → PDD Holdings
- Who owns Wayfair?WAYFAIR, INC.
- Who owns Zelle?Early Warning Services, LLC → Seven US banks
- Who owns Shein?Roadget Business Pte.
- Who owns Alibaba?alibaba.com → Alibaba Group Holding Limited
- Who owns Depop?Depop Limited → eBay Inc.
- Who owns StubHub?StubHub, Inc. → StubHub Holdings, Inc.
- Who owns Poshmark?Poshmark, Inc. → Naver Corporation
- Who owns StockX?StockX LLC
- Who owns Vivid Seats?Vivid Seats LLC → Vivid Seats Inc.
- Who owns DHgate?Dunhuang Group entities
- Who owns FlexJobs?Bold LLC → BOLD
- Who owns BeenVerified?BeenVerified, LLC → The Lifetime Value Co. LLC
- Who owns DealDash?DealDash Inc. → Turtles Commerce Limited
- Who owns Guardio?Guardio Holding B.V.
- Who owns Kalshi?KalshiEX, LLC
- Who owns Super.com?Super.com → Founders, employees and investors
- Who owns TickPick?Tickpick LLC → TickPick Intermediate Holdings, LLC → Brighton Park Capital
- Who owns Whatnot?Whatnot Inc.
Customer service: the official contacts
The phone numbers, chats and addresses each company publishes on its own site, dated and linked, and how its fake support works.
Is it legit? Guides by situation
The warning signs, the official rules and the checks that matter for each case, with the sources.
Online shopping
A fake online store usually fails on three things a real shop cannot fake cheaply: a domain that has existed for years, a company you can find in a register, and a way to pay that you can dispute. Check the address, the company named in the legal notice and the payment options before you enter a card number; our Business Check runs those checks for you and links every source.
Resale marketplaces
Resale apps such as Depop, Mercari, Poshmark, StockX and Whatnot are established platforms; the risk is the individual seller, and the protection only works if you pay inside the app. Each platform gives you a short window to report a problem after delivery, as short as 72 hours on Mercari. Know the window before you buy, never pay a seller outside the app, and check any outside site a seller sends you to.
Event tickets
The large resale marketplaces (StubHub, Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, TickPick) back purchases made on their platform with a guarantee of valid tickets or your money back. Ticket scams happen around them: sellers on social media who ask for a bank transfer or a payment app, and unknown ticket sites that copy the big ones. Buy on the platform’s own checkout, and check any unfamiliar ticket site before paying.
Get-paid apps
A legit get-paid app names the company that runs it in its terms, states its cash-out minimum and payout methods up front, and never asks you to pay to receive your earnings. Freecash and KashKick, for example, both publish their operator and a minimum withdrawal. The scams are elsewhere: fake prize notices, “task” jobs that ask for deposits, and copies of known apps.
Job offers
Fake job opportunities give themselves away when money flows the wrong way: you are asked to pay for training or equipment, to deposit a check and send part of it back, or to fund “tasks” to unlock your pay. Before you send documents or money, check that the company exists and matches the recruiter’s email and website, and call it on a number from its official site.
Investment platforms
Forex trading is not a scam in itself, but unauthorised trading platforms are the costliest fraud reported to the FBI and the FTC. Before you deposit, check that the firm is authorised by the regulator of your country and is not on a regulator warning list; “AI trading bots” that promise steady returns are a pattern US regulators have warned about. Our Business Check searches the warning lists of the FCA, the AMF, CySEC, ASIC and others for you.
AI voice and deepfake scams
An AI voice cloning scam or a deepfake video call imitates someone you trust (an executive, a public official, a supplier) to get a payment or access. The defence that works does not depend on the audio or the image: end the call and call back on a number you already have, and verify the company behind any new request. A recording can then go through our voice and video detectors as a second check.
Suppliers and partners
To verify a supplier, confirm that the company exists in an official register, that its name, address and identifier match its website and invoice, and that the bank account belongs to it. Fake company names borrowed from real businesses and hijacked supplier emails are the two traps; the FBI recorded $3.05 billion lost to business email compromise in 2025.
Run the check yourself
- Is this website legit?Any website: registries, legal notice, domain age and reputation.
- Website scam checkerSafe Browsing, regulator warnings, domain age and a hidden operator.
- Is this company legit?The company behind a site or an offer, and the people named, with sources.
- AI scam checkerThe company, then the deepfake, cloned voice or AI content it sent you.
- SaaS reliability checkerCustomers, docs, security claims and the company behind a SaaS.
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