Introduction
This report examines a growing scam technique involving fake receipt generators – tools that enable fraudsters to create counterfeit receipts from well-known brands. This research was brought to our attention by our partners at Sorint.SEC, whose collaborative input helped uncover the depth and ecosystem of this emerging threat.
At the center of this ecosystem is MaisonReceipts, one of the most prominent services in the space. This investigation explores not only the functionalities of the service itself but also how these tools are promoted, sold, and used by both fraudsters and buyers.
The service is marketed through subscription-based websites, social media accounts, and encrypted messaging platforms, with features that make the fraudulent receipts appear convincing enough to deceive consumers and online marketplaces.
Key Discoveries in the Blog
- MaisonReceipts offers a fake receipt generator through a tiered subscription model, supporting over 21 well-known brands.
- Fraudsters heavily promote the service on social media platforms and offer customer support through Discord.
- Receipts are customizable and localized, with formats tailored for the US, UK, and EU.
- Telegram and Discord are central to the operation, enabling low-traceability customer engagement.
- Other similar platforms (e.g., Receiptified.com) are emerging, suggesting a broader trend in the fake receipt generator market.
Who may find this blog interesting:
- Fraud investigators and law enforcement
- Brand protection and loss prevention teams
- E-commerce platforms
- Cybersecurity researchers
- Consumers active on resale markets
Online presence of MaisonReceipts
The official website
Our investigation focused on MaisonReceipt.cc, which provides a subscription-based receipt generator. Users can opt for a one-month subscription (€16.99) or a lifetime plan (€29.99). The service supports mobile and desktop platforms and allows receipt customization in both German and American formats.
Figure 1. A screenshot of the official maisonreceipts.cc website
Telegram Channel
This service is also promoted on the popular instant messaging application Telegram, through the channel https://t.me/@maisonreceipts, which is used as a backup channel in case the Discord channel is deleted.
Figure 2. A screenshot of the official maisonreceipts.cc telegram channel
Social network accounts
Moreover, the fraudsters are also very active on social networks such as YouTube, TikTok, X, Instagram, or Urlebird. This broad social media presence supports credibility and extends reach to a wider audience of potential buyers.
Figure 3. A screenshot of the official maisonreceipts.cc YouTube channel
Figure 4. A screenshot of the official maisonreceipts.cc TikTok account
Figure 5. A screenshot of the official maisonreceipts.cc URLeBird channel
Discord
Once a user purchases a subscription, they gain access to MaisonReceipts’ Discord server, which hosts more than 30,000 members. This server functions as real-time customer support, offering reassurance and facilitation of ongoing fraud.
Figure 6. A screenshot of the official maisonreceipts.cc Discord channel
Analysis of scam scheme from sellers’ and users’ points of view
Fraudsters’ use of the tool
The fraudsters operate a relatively simple business model:
- Centralized website for payments
- Discord for community and support
- Promotions through “quality demonstration” videos on TikTok and YouTube
They offer receipt formats in multiple currencies (USD, EUR, GBP), increasing the illusion of legitimacy and international coverage.
Figure 7. A screen shot of a video showing how these fake receipts are made
Figure 8. F.A.Q. of Maison Receipts
Buyers’ use of the tool
Buyers often use fake receipts to resell counterfeit or stolen items, presenting them as authentic. This scam is frequently demonstrated on TikTok, where users show how fake receipts can be leveraged to deceive buyers on platforms that request proof of purchase.
Figure 9. An email sent from Maison Receipts sending a fake generated receipt
Figure 10. An email sent from Maison Receipts sending a fake generated receipt
Figure 11. An email sent from Maison Receipts sends a fake generated receipt
Figure 12. A screenshot of a video showing how receipts are used to fool victims
Figure 13. A screenshot of a video showing how receipts are used to fool victims
Figure 14. A screenshot of a video showing how receipts are used to fool victims
Online presence of the scam scheme
Using regex-based domain searches and dork queries, we traced MaisonReciepts’ transaction backend to maison.sellsn.io, a platform supporting Discord integrations.
Figure 15. A screenshot of MaisonReciepts’ transaction backend
Figure 16. Sellsn.io online sale platform used by maisonreceipt.cc
Our infrastructure analysis revealed another site, Receiptified.com, offering nearly identical services. Registered in February 2025, the site appears to be in beta testing, inviting users to pay to subscribe despite a non-functional demo generator.
Receiptified.com official website" width="936" height="979">Figure 17. A screenshot of the official Receiptified.com official website
Figure 18. A screenshot of Receiptified’s Fake receipt generator
Figure 19. A screenshot of Receiptified’s Fake receipt generator
Figure 20. A screenshot of Receiptified’s Fake receipt generator
While MaisonReceipt seems to be the most advanced service due to its functional website linked to a Discord channel gathering more than 30.000 members, the different fake receipt promotions visible on Discord show that many Discord servers offering a similar service also exist.
Figure 21. A Discord channel selling a fake receipt generator
Figure 22. A Discord channel selling a fake receipt generator
Figure 23. A Discord channel selling a fake receipt generator
Figure 24. A Discord channel selling a fake receipt generator
Conclusion
The emergence of services like MaisonReceipts highlights how easily fraudsters can weaponize seemingly benign technologies to conduct widespread scams. By wrapping illicit services in professional branding, leveraging popular platforms like Discord and TikTok, and offering multilingual, multi-currency support, these operations are becoming more sophisticated – and more accessible – than ever.
Our collaborative research with Sorint.SEC revealed that fake receipt generators are not niche tools but part of a growing, international fraud-as-a-service trend. With low barriers to entry and high rewards, this ecosystem poses serious challenges for brands, platforms, and consumers alike.
Protecting against this threat requires vigilance, better verification procedures in resale markets, and improved fraud detection by brands and law enforcement agencies.
Recommendations
- It’s always better to buy from official stores or authorized resellers
- Be cautious when shopping through resellers or unofficial platforms.
- Use a secure and traceable payment method.
- Always check reviews of sellers when available before buying an item.
- Inspect the receipt for formatting errors, grammatical mistakes, or inconsistent branding.
- Verify store contact details against official sources.
Indicators of Compromise (IOCs)
- https://maisonreceipts.cc/
- https://maison.sellsn.io/
- https://discord.com/invite/Maison
- https://www.scribd.com/document/786195844/resellerguide
- https://www.youtube.com/@maison.receipts
- https://www.tiktok.com/@MS4wLjABAAAA4tVUKImGUAWY1kI5StElo04k8WuZAvqf29vCCYpcLyJ2IxLe8ZAAcTREtMMQf4su
- https://www.instagram.com/maisonreceipts
- https://x.com/maisonreceipts
- https://urlebird.com/user/mxrbi49/
- https://t.me/maisonreceipts
- https://discord.com/invite/zwiftreceipts
- https://discord.com/invite/hitreceipts
- https://discord.com/invite/veR6gx2gBA
- https://discord.com/invite/internetresells
- Discord exchanges
