This is what I received by email:

Hi René,

I can see , you're working really hard.

Following your musical career is interesting and exciting. Thank you for sharing.

I tapped your link to your shop but I terminated it immediately because your website is not secure. I'm sorry but I never ever open a website without a secure connection...

Stay tuned!

---End of Email---

Well...!!! Immediately I checked up all the security details of the shop and the whole shop structure has been audited by AI.

The result: Everything is safe and secure.
"Several trust-rating services mark Payhip as legitimate and not a fraud site. 

• The technical infrastructure seems solid: hosting through mainstream services (Amazon + Cloudflare), and the site reportedly has a valid SSL certificate — meaning your connection is encrypted when you visit. 

• Payhip claims to use trusted payment processors (e.g. PayPal, Stripe), which helps for payment security. 

The domain is not brand-new — it apparently has some age and history, which tends to increase trustworthiness (though that’s not absolute proof). 

This does look secure from a technical standpoint:

• It uses HTTPS (encrypted connection).

• The SSL/TLS certificate is valid and issued by a trusted authority.

• No active malware or phishing flags are showing for the Payhip domain.

This means:

➡️ Your connection to the page is encrypted

➡️ Data cannot easily be intercepted in transit

So in terms of basic web security, it passes.

Bottom line

You’re not walking into a clear scam site.

You’re dealing with a legit platform + low-visibility seller page."

The Payhip company is located in First Floor 85 Great Portland Street, W1W 7LT, London, United Kingdom and you may look up their excellent rating on Trust Pilot.