Is bormeli.com safe?

A new domain with a generic contact pattern

The registrable domain is nine days old, so the store has no track record a shopper can check. New domains are not automatically malicious, but they remove the history that would let a buyer judge whether the shop has delivered before.

The store's contact address is a generic service@ mailbox on its own domain. That pattern is repeated across fake-shop networks, which is why it is treated as an adverse signal here rather than a neutral detail.

On the supportive side, the site does publish a phone number and a postal address, and it names AZ NGA HOLDINGS PTY LTD as the company behind the store. Those details are what the site claims, not verified registrations, so they reduce the concern slightly but do not establish that the shop is genuine.

Clean technical checks do not prove the shop is safe

The saved antivirus analysis shows zero malicious and zero suspicious detections across 93 engines, and the browser threat feed returned no threat warning. The connection is encrypted with a valid TLS certificate. These results mean no known technical threat was found at scan time; they do not confirm that orders will be fulfilled or that the operator is trustworthy.

What a visitor actually sees and clicks

The storefront presents shopping calls to action such as "Shop New" and "Shop The Edit", a "Track Order" link, and a "Payment Policy" page. All of these point back to the same domain, so there is no cross-domain checkout or off-site order path visible in the saved evidence.

The page also links out to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram. Those are ordinary social links, not commercial redirects, and they do not by themselves indicate a scam.