Stole my credit card info, sent garbage items, then refused to give me any sort of refund or return of any kind, even though it’s listed on the site. Complete scam. I thought the price bracket of the items was an indicator of quality and that it might not be dropshipped like so many sites are now. Completely wrong. One of the items was LITERALLY LABELLED WITH A PRICE DIFFERENT FROM THE ONE I PAID FOR THE ITEM. I paid over $50 for it and it had a sticker saying it was worth $4.50. And two of the items were COMPLETELY different. They refused to even give me a way to return, kept evading how to return, stole over $100 from me because no one had written warnings about this site yet when I was looking into it.

An executive assistant to an emailed us to confirm that an individual called Amanda Walker worked for us. She does not, nor do we know who she is. The assistant let us know that Amanda Walker had reached out to the author about featuring her book in Bookshop Santa Cruz and arranging events. Again, Amanda Walker is a complete stranger and has no affiliation whatsoever with Bookshop Santa Cruz, but is posing as our manager and using an email address deliberately designed to suggest a connection with us ([email protected]). Our General Manager reached out to walker asking her to stop posing as employee, and in response received an email from someone called Stephanie Morelli insisting that no deception was intended--which, is impossible given the explicit misrepresentation. Three other individuals have reached out saying that Amanda Walker, posing as a representative for Bookshop Santa Cruz had contacted them attempting a similar scam.

My mom received a postcard from this company indicating that they are a Medicare Advantage review company but also state that they are "non- government affiliated." There is not a sender name or address listed. The phone # listed is not searchable as a legit business. The card boasts of how money can be saved and re-deposited to your social security check if certain qualifications are met.

I corresponded with this seller through their business profile instagram account @45threemodernvintage. they have a retail storefront and over 23K followers on instagram. The retail location is located at 1051 1/2 South Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA, United States, California. They were selling artwork in their instagram stories. They corresponded through instagram DM and sent an invoice "Art Invoice" as well as their venmo code for payment. I paid the seller a total of $741 for abstract art + shipping. They requested information for shipping and said they would ship in 4 days. It has now been 14 days and I haven't heard any updates or received any goods since I made payment.

I responded to an ad on Facebook, and purchased a pair of shoes on May 4, 2024. The shoes were supposed to arrive within 15 days. I have never received them. They are no longer responding to my emails. I requested a refund, but have not been refunded. I called my credit card company today to report fraud. My credit card company plans to reimburse me.

I received a text message for a ZOOM interview. When I signed into the meeting, the presenter did not give his name or the company name. Offered $1700-$1800 wkly pay with bonus of up to $550. Wanted us to fill out a job form and send it right back. Another red flag, you have my email.

It was an email popup through a trusted vendor, with "winning" a ***** ****** chair for the cost of S&H. Then CC was charged $19.48. When I called the number on my bank statement, I was told that I "signed up" for a monthly raffle entry, and would be charged monthly unless I cancelled. I immediately cancelled, and then asked for refund. Was told 30% would be refunded. When I threatened to report them, they said they'd refund 50%. I received a refund email confirmation (with no vendor information, except the sending email address). We'll see if I actually get the refund in the next 2-5 days.

Fake website ad on social media. The website itself looks legit. Shipping stated 5-7 days, but no product after a month. A tracking company was also used with fake information. There is no way to contact the company or request a refund. Now this company has my personal information and credit card info. After looking them up, they were showing on a scam site.

He tried to get my charge card and tell me that I qualify to get the medication for $60 a month and I had to pay $50 to enroll in the program.