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Scammer's website www.highsocial.com
Scammer's address CA, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location TX 75078, USA
Total money lost $500
Type of a scam Counterfeit Product
I am lodging a formal complaint against High Social for their failure to provide the advertised service, refusal to honor a clear refund policy as per their satisfaction guarantee, and deceptive practices related to the sale of fake social media followers. Despite explicit assurances on their website that users gained through their service would be legitimate, my experience directly contradicts these claims.
Timeline and Key Points:
Initial Engagement: I subscribed to High Social's services based on their guarantees of enhancing social media presence with real, authentic users.
Discovery of Deceptive Practices: Shortly after beginning the service, it became evident that the followers being added were not genuine, as promised, but rather fake accounts. This discovery was in stark contrast to the explicit guarantees made on High Social's website.
Attempts to Resolve: Upon realizing the discrepancy between the service promised and what was delivered, I contacted High Social to request a cancellation and refund, aligning with their satisfaction guarantee. These requests were made promptly upon my discovery of the service's true nature.
Failure to Honor Agreement: Despite multiple communications, High Social has not only refused to process the agreed-upon refund but has also failed to acknowledge the core issue of selling a service under false pretenses.
Allegations of Fraudulent Business Practices:
The core of my complaint lies in High Social's misleading business practices—selling fake followers while guaranteeing real social media engagement—and their refusal to acknowledge and rectify their failure to deliver as promised. This not only constitutes a breach of contract but also falls under deceptive business practices, misleading consumers like myself based on false advertising.
Resolution Sought:
I demand a full refund from High Social, an acknowledgment of the misleading nature of their service, and appropriate corrective action to prevent future consumers from being misled. Their practices not only breach our agreement but also potentially violate consumer protection laws regarding false advertising and misleading business practices.