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Till Morning helps you pause before you pay. It gives you information. You make the choice.

Last updated 26 October 2026

What the shop check can and can't tell you

The shop check looks for warning signs that scam shops often show: a lookalike web address, a very new site, prices that are too good to be true, pressure tricks, missing company details, and risky ways to pay or return things. It reads the shop's pages on your computer and asks the domain registry how old the site is.

You decide

Till Morning never buys, blocks or approves anything. Whether to buy, and from whom, is always your choice. Before paying a shop you don't know, check it yourself too (the help page shows how), and pay in a way that protects you: a credit card for £100 to £30,000 (Section 75), or ask your bank about a chargeback.

No guarantee

Till Morning is provided as it is. We work to make the checks accurate, but we can't promise they'll spot every scam, or that a shop without warning signs is genuine. As far as the law allows, we aren't responsible for losses from a purchase you make, including from a shop the check didn't warn you about. Nothing here takes away your rights under UK consumer law.

Your spending numbers

The spending report and budget come from what Till Morning reads at checkout and on thank-you pages, plus anything you add. It isn't linked to your bank, so it can miss an order or count one you sent back. Check your bank statement for the real figures.

Plans

The shop check is free. The pause, budget and spending report come with a free week, then a paid plan. A plan renews until you cancel it, and you can cancel any time from the Plan page.

Questions

Use the support tab on Till Morning's Chrome Web Store page.

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