Is turizmopasaulis.lt safe?

The store's own pages were never reviewed

Every attempt to load the site returned HTTP 403, including a retry made with the scanner's own identity. That means the product listings, prices, delivery terms, contact details and refund policy were not read at all, so nothing about how this shop actually treats a paying customer can be confirmed from its own text.

The screenshot shows only a Cloudflare security-verification interstitial rather than a storefront. A challenge page of this kind is common on protected sites, but it also means a visitor's first experience is a gate rather than a shop, and it explains why the content could not be captured.

Clean connection, one dissenting antivirus result

The technical side is mostly unremarkable: the saved TLS check found a valid encrypted connection and the browser threat feed returned no threat warning. Those results mean no known malware or phishing block was triggered, not that the shop behind the gate is trustworthy.

One antivirus engine out of 93 marks the URL as suspicious, with no consensus among vendors. A single isolated detection is weak evidence on its own, but combined with an unreadable storefront it is a reason to hold back rather than assume the site is fine.

The domain is 601 days old, which is long enough that it is not a freshly created throwaway address, but age alone says nothing about who is behind the shop or how orders are handled.

Operator reputation remains unverified

Because the site's own pages could not be read, the claimed Latvian company behind the store and its customer-service record could not be checked against anything the site publishes. No independent reviews or complaint records were gathered in this review either, so the operator's public reputation is unverified in both directions.