Is thriftellc.in safe?

Clean browsing checks, but two vendors flag the URL

The saved checks show no active malware or phishing warning: the browser threat feed returned no threat warning and the TLS check found a valid encrypted connection. That means the page was not serving a known malicious payload at scan time, not that the shop is trustworthy.

Against that, two antivirus engines flagged the URL as suspicious, with zero malicious and two suspicious detections across 93 engines. The vendors named are alphaMountain.ai and Gridinsoft, and the nature of those flags is not explained beyond a general suspicious/spam categorisation, so they are a caution rather than proof of a specific attack.

A real-looking storefront with thin operator disclosure

The site describes itself as an independent reseller of original, legally sourced thrifted and surplus fashion, and states it is not affiliated with or endorsed by any brand. That is a normal disclaimer for a reseller and does not by itself indicate deception.

The contact setup is the weakest part of the picture. Business communication runs through a free Gmail inbox, ellcstudio1@gmail.com, rather than an address on the store's own domain, and the captured page did not show an operator postal address. A phone number and links to five social profiles are listed, which gives some reachability, but a free-mail-only contact for a store that takes orders is a meaningful accountability gap.

The domain is 450 days old, so it is not a brand-new registration, and the store runs on Shopify with standard cart and checkout elements. Those are ordinary commercial signals, not evidence of fraud, but they also do not offset the contact and vendor-flag concerns.