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Order No. ******** Placed on Jul 13,2023

This was for the following:

Sale 7539 1 Best Value Electric Bike

- Built For Safe Riding

Color: Orange

Type: Upgraded Version

Accessories: Fast Charge

$58.98

SKU: F4HW10000007

I followed the tracking and it said it was delivered. I never received anything and the company said it was delivered. In later emails they admitted that they delivered the wrong item, 3D Polarized Sunglasses. They said for me to find the package and then they’ll deliver the correct item. I told them I never received anything in my mailbox and none of my neighbors saw it either. I requested a refund since they never delivered the item. The company offered me a 20% refund; then a 30% refund; and finally a 40% which they recommended me to take the 40%.

Really? I explained again that I’m not paying for something that was never shipped.

The invoice also had the Amazon logo at the top. So I ”chatted” with Amazon to see if AOPPUY is a subsidiary of Amazon. They said that aoppuy is a fake company to scam people. Aoppuy also used the COSTCO logo.

Saw item on facbook.Item was a pet strooller.I paid with my credit card and was sent a confirmation and tracking number.kept waiting for item to arrive even got tracking info that it was on its way.On aug 8th notified it was delivered which never happended.tried to get intouch with no luck.

Now out 40 dollars and feeling taken advantage of.

Found lawnmower on website paid with debit and never recieved item

I was browsing Google for a pair of Crocs with the cartoon character Peanuts design and stumbled on this company name, Artislovelife, and placed an order. It took almost one month to receive the item and it is a replica of the original Croc, which is fraud. The shoe seems to be fit for a child, not an adult and the company refused to refund my $47.94. They denied it even after filing a dispute with PayPal,, which is how I paid. I do not think the originator of Crocs knows this guy is making copies of its shoes and selling them online. I thought I was purchasing the shoe from a store that sells Crocs, and he later advised me he paints. Huh? I became so confused regarding this sale, and the guy, who I believe is named Michael, is extremely rude and not willing to fix this mess.

They use pictures from other sites and when you receive item it’s nothing like the photo or fabric in photos. The shipping label is wrong/ does not show what was originally provided , and does not have a valid return address. And when you ask for a refund they tell you return international shipping fee is very expensive and they offered 15% off next item. Never provided any return option. They also state to not ship to the return address on label, and states this is shipping partner.

Website sells inferior product that they claim is made in South Carolina. When you ask for return authorization they offer for you to keep the item and give you a partial refund and continue to argue when you refuse. They will finally give in and give you a return address but never fulfill the monetary return.

https://capitalbullion.net/

This is clearly a scam website designed to trick people into sending money in exchange for bullion. Please take appropriate measures.

On 07/29/2023 I was searching for "telescoping inspection mirror" on DuckDuckGo, but I do not remember exactly what search terms I used. One of the finds was https://www.romeohomeremodelchoice.com/ site that had what I needed at a discounted price of $1.55 with $3 shipping. I made a purchase at https://www.romeohomeremodelchoice.com/ and paid with my CapitalOne virtual credit card through PayPal, but I have no PayPal account on my own. I have never gotten a confirmation email from the store and my inquiry sent to [email protected] was never delivered due to a problem faced by gmail: "The recipient server did not accept our requests to connect." On the second examination all social media/contact links on https://www.romeohomeremodelchoice.com/ site lead nowhere. I also can not login to my account with email and password I created when finalizing the purchase. Resetting password via "Forgot you password?" link does not work since no email is sent.

I purchased US postal stamps from a FB ad and received them in the mail. I was told they might be counterfeit but can't get our local Post Master to call me back.

Who is responsible for getting the scam on FB ads deleted?

Website for a “certified IQ test” mentioned a ONE-TIME fee of $1.99 to get your test results. I was initially charged that amount, but then a $25 charge hit my account that same day, a $5 charge hit 2 days later, and another $25 charge hit a week later. Website uses a toll-free number, I’d assume to avoid being associated with any specific city, region, or state in North America.

I ordered Stanley cups from a website and it was a scam. Never received the cups, this email I have is my only means of contact and the website is no longer in use

Responded to an Ad on Facebook for Hey Dudes on sale.

Ordered 3 pair, total $35.98

Paid with credit card. Multiple emails asking where order was, they responded- shipped.

I looked at tracking, said delivered to someone in TX.

Cannot get back on the website i ordered from, its gone.

Filed fraud with my credit card.

Googled email, found out this was a scam.

Please do not order from any ad in Facebook Marketplace that is "Sponsored" I have reports 100's since this happened to no avail. Facebook claims they have removed a coupe but for everyone I report 10 more pop up. So avoid them at all costs. I pretty much knew it couldn't be real but decided to take a chance. It was for a bookstore supposedly closing for good. There are links in the ad that will take you an actual supposed stores website. You place an order for this great sale of books and they claim shipping will occur within 1 day and reach you within 3-5 days. They will offer free shipping if you spend $30 or more. Once you place the order you get this confirmation email. After a coupe days they will send another email that now includes a link w a tracking number to click on follow your shipments progress. But now if not already should be your first red flag because the package is now supposedly coming from China. This will go on for days and eventually it will say it arrived in the United States and is travelling in the USPS network. Long before this I called my credit card company and reported this and in 2 days I had a refund through my CC company. I decided to continue to follow this and discovered that the tracking website is also part of this elaborate scheme. They use the tracking site 718track.com (completely fake). The eventual end to this scam is either suddenly the tracking site says the package was delivered when in fact it has not. But at this point the company now has this information to use if you try to dispute they say here's delivery confirmation and you are screwed. The other option is what my package is now saying. It's been supposedly delivered somewhere and you must now schedule to pick it up (they have the nerve to add "Please be aware you have a limited time to schedule this pick-up. There is no ultimatum but you can bet it will be that you didn't schedule in time and package was returned to sender. I think it's a travesty that Facebook allows these ads to run rampant in their marketplace. It is also a travesty that this is all I can do and no one is working to shut these sites down. I wish I could do more. But I hope this submission to ScamPulse.com will help someone who is being, will be, or has been scammed by these sites. Have included some screenshots showing the tracking site and website for this one scam. But please know the store itself is so elaborate that are literally at least 25 ads running at the same time with all different names and websites and they are the same scammer.

went to shop on a website through a google search for a pair of pants i liked. I was taken to a site that looked exactly like the intended site and was directed to pay via google pay. It was a scam and my amex was charged 8 times. I flagged it with a cc company and am not receiving a replacement card.

Re: Re: Birkenstock Shipment Status Updated

Hello, we are very sorry for this problem. We are looking for your package. If it is lost, we are willing to send it to you again. Please wait patiently

Have a good week.

Kind Regards

Customer Service Center

[email protected]

The customer placed a fake website and used a fake tracking info to say that I was delivered an item.

I purchased shirts online and they took my payment and charged my card, ($45) I never received the merchandise, now I cannot get In Touch with them, emails keep coming back and messages are not being read. I finally tracked my order, and it said delivered in courtyard, I do not have a courtyard, I never received the merchandise.

I fell for the scam on Facebook. I paid for the cup, the money was taken out and I never received it. The tracking app said it was delivered but I never received it. I have been in contact with the scammers in regards to getting a refund and they keep saying they will get back to me in regards to where it could be. They wanted to me to confirm my address and I just keep demanding a refund. I guess I’m just lucky they didn’t take more money than they already did.

On 7/1/22 I bought a mirror for $1568.70 from what appeared to be a legit furniture company and website called Moro.com. I even received a promo code thru email and used that for the purchase. I then wrote them an email asking when it would be shipped on 7/13/22. I called the company and spoke to a man named Jose. He told me that the mirror would take up to 3 to 4 months to be manufactured and shipped to my address from Italy. He gave me his email to set up white glove delivery and he would add that to my order. I emailed [email protected] on 8/9/22 asking for white glove delivery and to see if they could delivery on weekends. I then called the company again and talked to a female to ask if they could deliver on the weekend and she told me that they could. Thru the next few months, I would receive many promotional emails from Moro.com also alluding to the fact that it was a legit furniture company.

On 12/2/22, I received an email from [email protected] with [email protected] CCed on the email stating this:

“Hello,

 

I know you have been waiting on your order for quite some time and our communication around this has been lacking to say the least.

 

I wanted to provide some sort of clarity around what has been going on. We have processed the orders, paid for production and import, but we have not been able to get these across customs because of issues with our provider. We have had to replace these orders to get them produced and shipped again. This will extend the lead time into the new year and about late Feb.

 

If you are ok with this please let men know ASAP so we can get this finalized. If not, please also let me know so we can begin the cancellation process and getting your money back. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any additional questions. Thank you!

 

Best,

 

Jose Coreas       ?Operations Manager ??

??t. 877-659-3442?e. [email protected] ?w. moro.com??(Formerly WeLivv) “?

 I then responded to the email on the same day with this:

“Hi Jose, 

Thank you I was about to call.  I understand it can takes months to cross customs.  February is no problem for me.  I can wait.  This mirror is worth the wait!”

I then wrote a second email on that same day asking again for white glove delivery and to make sure I had it because I hadn’t been charged for it yet. That email stated this:

“I did call about adding white glove delivery.  Not sure if I did, I was never billed for it.  Can I add that?”

That same day I then received a second email from Jose which stated this:

“Hello,

 

Yes. If you are willing to wait until Feb/March for delivery then we can include the white glove delivery free of charge. Thank you for letting me know. Please confirm when you can. Thank you!

 

Best,

 

Jose Coreas       ?Operations Manager ??

??t. 877-659-3442?e. [email protected] ?w. moro.com??(Formerly WeLivv) “

I then responded to Jose thru email on that same day 12/2/22 and said this:

“Sure no problem.  I can wait til then.”

February and March came around and I hadn’t heard from the company. I waited 2 more months assuming it would take a while to cross customs. I called the company and left a message, with no response.

On 5/23/23, I emailed Jose, Anel and all the emails that I could find on their website asking “Any word on this mirror order?”. I then received many emails saying “Delivery Status Notification, emails not found” for the email addresses [email protected], [email protected] and [email protected]. This made me very nervous as I called the company again the number 877-659-3442 had now been disconnected. There website also looked abandoned as the website still exists but none of the photos are now loading.

I then did some research to see if I could find anything about this company and I found reviews online where people stated that Jose Coreas scammed them for many thousands of dollars as they paid for furniture and never received it. These reviews were found on websites trustpilot.com, reviewsbird.com, and bbb.org.

This was a very elaborate plan to scam customers, especially with the promotional emails that I would frequently receive.

I will include all emails in order, the website, and all reviews on Moro.com and Jose Coreas that I can find. Please note that some of the images on their emails and all images on their website are no longer loading. I will mark the important pages including the emails I received from Jose in this packet since there are many pages. Thank you.

I purchased 3 dresses ($145) and with order not fitting description, I contacted the seller by email. The first email said they would refund $30 and I could keep the dresses. I replied saying that I wanted a full refund & to return the dresses. After a few days, I received another email saying they would refund $50 and I could keep the dresses. I replied that this would be my final email & I wanted a FULL refund & information on where to return the dresses. They replied (after 2 days) that the most they would refund was $105 and I had to pay freight charges to return the items. I just sent the items back but am not expecting much as far as a refund. I never order clothing online & am chalking this up to a life lesson learned.

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