goldieenroll.info is an active card-fraud marketplace — treat it as high risk despite one clean scan
Asked (summary):
Check the site goldieenroll.info — is it safe or legitimate?
This check draws on 4 pages across 3 hosts: two of the site's own pages plus two independent automated reputation services (Scam Detector and EmailVeritas). Scores run 0–100; for trust and safety scores higher is better, for risk scores higher is worse.
Verdict: do not transact. The site's own pages present "GOLDIE ENROLL SERVICE" as a shop selling credit, debit, and prepaid card "material" with stated balances and prices, paid in BTC, LTC, or USDT TRC20 — consistent with a carding/fraud marketplace, not a bank-enrollment service. Do not buy, send cryptocurrency, supply identity or banking details, install files, or contact its messaging accounts. If you already paid or disclosed information, contact your bank or card issuer and your local cybercrime reporting authority immediately.
What the automated reputation scores say
Each bar is one published score, 0–100. The services conflict: a clean malware scan does not make the advertised business lawful.
Colour means verdict direction:signals risk (red)signals safety (green)
The site itself lists bank credit cards with credit limits and sale prices, naming issuers such as Citibank and Huntington Bank; its Telegram channel with 8,000 subscribers was deleted.
goldieenroll.infoIts rules page confirms a card-selling service paid in cryptocurrency, and says it does not teach buyers how to cash out cards.
goldieenroll.infoScam Detector gives one of the lowest trust scores on its platform (11.6/100), tags the site untrustworthy, risky, danger, and notes a young domain registered 2024-10-16 — about 4 months old at review time.
scam-detector.comEmailVeritas reports a 100/100 safety score with no phishing, malware, blacklisting, or unsafe redirects — a clean technical scan, which says nothing about whether the business itself is lawful.
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Method: 4 rows from result set covering 3 hosts (the site itself plus Scam Detector and EmailVeritas), one row per checked page, collected for this safety review. Scores are each service's published 0–100 figures; domain age is the WHOIS creation date reported by Scam Detector (2024-10-16). Product listings, prices, and contact details on the site were deliberately not reproduced.