This platform has scammed me by banning…
This platform has scammed me by banning me while not paying out. The owner is now trying to remove reviews to cover his back. Stay away. Owner is rude, website barely works.
April 10, 2026
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Shoppex – Ecommerce infrastructure for digital sellers. Shoppex is a platform built for selling digital products online. Game keys, software licenses, subscriptions, memberships – if it's digital, you can sell it with Shoppex. Sellers connect their own payment accounts like Stripe, PayPal, or crypto wallets and keep full control over their revenue. No middleman, no revenue share. Set up a storefront, customize it, point your own domain at it, and start selling within minutes. Buyers get a fast checkout experience with instant delivery. Pay, receive your product, done. Every transaction is handled securely and transparently. We offer hosted storefronts with custom themes and domains, automatic product delivery after payment, multi-payment support including crypto, real-time analytics and order management, and a developer API for custom integrations. We built Shoppex because the tools available to digital sellers were either outdated, overpriced, or shutting down. There's a gap in the market for a reliable, modern platform that just works – and that's what we're filling. Our goal is simple: give digital sellers the infrastructure they need to run their business professionally, without the headaches. Whether you're just starting out or already processing thousands of orders, Shoppex scales with you.
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Germany
- shoppex.io
0/10 worst shop i ever went to
April 11, 2026
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Worst selling site around
Worst selling site around! It's soo slow , can't skip pages as it pixels, this has been the worst market place site iv ever seen! I highly recommend to stay clear and find else where... it's a rushed site that needs years to make at least great , which is a understatement!
April 3, 2026
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Stay far
Stay far, far away from this company! Their original company, "Sellix.gg", was seized by the FBI and other government agencies around the world during "Operation Talent" for taking part in cybercrime, fraud, and the sale of user data. Now the same owners have created a new platform called "Paylix", which is essentially the exact same service as the website that was seized. Now they switching to "shoppex.io" because they got caught once again. Stay very far away from this company. They offer their own crypto payment system just like "Sellix" did, hold customer funds, and charge extremely high fees. This platform will likely be shut down again once authorities discover that the same owners have simply recreated the scam under a new name. Stay away.
January 6, 2026
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