Overview
- The counterfeit site mimicked Lidl branding and advertised extreme discounts to lure purchases.
- Reports identified the non‑official domain yavero.shop and a missing or faulty impressum as clear red flags.
- The page used urgency cues such as countdown timers and claims of limited availability to pressure quick decisions.
- Authorities say the scheme likely sought payment credentials and personal data, though any financial loss remains unconfirmed.
- Guidance includes avoiding purchases on suspicious pages, checking with banks or payment services if data was submitted, reporting the site, and using the Verbraucherzentralen Fakeshop-Finder to verify shops.