Is chicic.com safe?

No brand, no company, no address — and a 2016 story on a 2026 domain

The homepage hero and the footer both read "Official Online Store" with no brand name or logo, and the footer is dated 2026. A shopper cannot tell whose shop this is from the page itself.

The About Us text describes an "international B2C fast fashion e-commerce company" and a discount store targeting Europe, the US, Australia and the Middle East, and states the brand was founded in 2016. The registrable domain, however, is 216 days old, so the claimed decade of trading is not backed by the domain record.

Contact is a Gmail address, marybbeulahaugust@gmail.com, rather than a mailbox on chicic.com, and the captured pages list no phone number and no operator postal address. WHOIS shows the registrar DNSPod, Inc. with a CN registrant contact, so the store is run from China while describing itself as an international fashion brand.

Homepage copy also borrows another company's programme language: "Made to be recycled with ReGirlfriend, our take backprogram." That is someone else's recycling scheme presented as this store's own.

Clean connection checks, but an unverified operator

The browser threat feed returned no threat warning and the saved TLS check found a valid encrypted connection, so there is no evidence of malware, a phishing kit or credential theft on the pages reviewed.

One saved antivirus observation marked the URL as suspicious, and a web search surfaced a listing that flags chicic.com as a suspicious shop. These are reputation signals rather than proof of a specific attack, but they point the same way as the missing operator details.

The commercial path stays on chicic.com: the only commercial link captured is a same-site "Checking Order" lookup, with no cross-domain checkout or affiliate redirect observed. The risk here is who is behind the shop and whether orders and returns are honoured, not a technical compromise of the visitor's device.