It is a phishing scam website that's meant to consistently steal money from people with its ""membership subscription"", I'm sure they don't actually sell anything. Cancelling ""subscription"" isn't easy either, your ""membership"" doesn't terminate until at least 14 days later (they can extend it even) and they still take money from you even before that date even if you cancel. They don't respond if you contact them with email either. People can unintentionally send money and ""subscribe"" to websites like this if they fall for a scam. I fell for a package delivery tax scam and ended up here, I went to the bank and filed a refund request and thankfully they accepted. I normally wouldn't fall for scams but I really did have an undelivered package at the time, bad timing, but I learned from this, I promise.

From what I've seen, websites like this email people saying they will give them a refund if they write a positive review here, but that's if the scam victims change their credit card numbers. They're lying and don't give refunds from what I know, if you want a refund, you have to go to the bank for it instead of expecting from scammers to do such a thing, they're just being dishonest and using people to make themselves look trustworthy on the Internet. The positive reviews are from people who don't realise they were being tricked and bribed, and maybe scam allies.
Please listen to the negative reviews, there aren't many English ones in sight but they're the ones telling the truth!

edit; Hikelovers emailed me telling me to take down this review and are trying to take down this review, but I showed someone who works at trustpilot the proofs of my experience with Hikelovers.