kawasaki161

For example this one would ship worldwide (though who knows what shipping would end up being) https://www.ebay.com/itm/23365338176...0AAOSwKVBgToAA

Either way, that site you linked is legit, the first way to tell is that their name and the items they have in their shop all make sense in the context of our hobby. Most of the time fake shops have a name that's either random or completely neutral, then when you open their homepage they have EVERYTHING, from home electronics over gardening equipment, etc. everything. Some fake shops try to scope in on a specific hobby but often forget important parts, so in the context of our hobby they tried getting you to "buy" RTRs and kits but no other parts, no spares, no engines/motors/servos/radios.
But yea the one you linked has social media channels that have been active throughout the past 4 years and they have their locations listed on the site which all show up on google maps, the older of which even shows up on street view, the building the new one is in shows up too but it was a different hobby shop before they took over. They even have some phone numbers listed so you could call them if you wanted, usually fake shops don't man their lines, if they even list any numbers.