I ordered 2 pair of shoes from a facebook ad on Prime Day and charged to my credit card. Got a confirmation from OOFOS and an email :[email protected] order # given of 11757 and a tracking # RG017541637CN . Have not received shoes and cannot contact them but credit card was charged.

A deal was offered on Facebook, looks like a prime day ad for OOFOS shoes and uses the Shape magazine logo to suggest the shoes won a 2023 "Best in Fitness" award. I ordered 3 pair of shoes. I have not received them. There is now a post on Facebook warning that this offer is a scam. My credit card shows the company out of London (Appears on statement as: RH *oofoam.co London GBR WC1V 6NX GBR), but the Facebook post says the oofoam dot com domain is registered from China on July 13, 2023.

Facebook ad to get Oofos shoes for $19.99 through Amazon Prime Day. The website i was sent to looks like the website for Oofos. However, i later found out that this website is oofoam.co, not oofos.com. After waiting a long time they sent me a tracking number and eventually the pkg was delivered to Alaska. I live in CA. After trying to get in touch with them through the only contact info they offered, [email protected], i went to the Oofos website and told them what happened. They told me it was a scam. I contacted my bank to get the charge reversed.

Ad on Facebook for Oofo shoe sale imitating Amazon Prime Day special. Site was very convincing. Ordered 2 pair of shoes. Provided address & paid with bank debit card…bank did question purchase, but I confirmed it was ok. Received an email from: [email protected] with pictures, price, & tracking number. Shipment from China. Used Track718 one-stop quick tracking. Details were in Chinese, but it was clear pkg had arrived in Los Angeles, CA. Said it arrived at point of destination. I thought this was at a USPS hub. It indicates it should be picked up. When tracking number is entered into USPS website-it indicates pkg was delivered to Alaska. I live in Idaho.

Pecron llc offered 2 day sale at $ 1,199 of their product EB 3000 valid 7- 11 and 7-12. Trying to order on 7-11 the price changed to $ 1,399.00. Contacting the company this is their answer: " I'm sorry I need to explain it to you. Because the EB3000 model is currently a best seller., there isn't a lot of stock left at the moment. That's why we canceled the EB3000 early for the PRIME DAY discount. If you buy one EB3000, the current product page shows the final price." Clearly false advertisement and pricd gauging.

I was playing a game on my phone. An Amazon ad came up. I that since it was prime day ina couple of day, July 13 th, this was the 12 th. I would play a tic toe prize to see if you win a prize from Amazon. Ended up giving all my information to the scammer. There is a third party subscription linked to giving your e-mail. Didn’t know until I got a bill for 120.25 later. Each month that is a price. Call the number and said I think I was frauded on my credit card. Took my e- mail and ended my subscription, but have to pay two month totaling 240.50 dollars later. Plaease put an end to these people.

I received a text message on an "Amazon Prime Day" (Aug. 12, 2022) saying My "Prime membership" could not be completed. It included a link so that I could view the error and update my information. It did not mention "Amazon". It came with a "secure https://" link for me to click. I knew it was a fake because my Prime membership renewal occurs in a different month, and I regularly use a saved credit card at that site. I had used it in the past week, and received my order the day before I received the text, so I knew nothing was wrong with my payment method. I don't know how they got an https:// address, and that confused me. I did not click on their link, but went to the site to ensure that my information was okay, and it was. Here's the message I received from 1-669-338-8883: "Prime Membership - The renewal of your subscription could not be completed. Please log to your account to view the error received and update your information to avoid any interruption of services. https://notificationmembership.com"

I was shopping for a Ninja Foodi on amazon prime day. It was on sale. Then I found it even more discounted on the website www.ninja-overstock.com. The website looked like it was a part of the Ninja website, and because it was Amazon Prime day, it made sense that the appliance was on sale. When I went to purchase it, there was an error on the webpage and the item remained in my cart. I could not tell if the purchase went through. The website used paypal for the purchase. According to my paypal account, I had been charged, but it was difficult to tell if the sale went through on the actual website. I wanted to make sure that it did (and that the website was legit - because at this point it was feeling less legit). I reached out to the seller to make sure that he had my address and that the item would be shipped to me, and that the sale did go through. He never responded to my message. I submitted a dispute with paypal because of this. After a few days, the seller submitted a tracking number to paypal as proof that I had received the item I ordered (which I had not). At that point, paypal sided with the seller and closed the dispute. I saw this late at night so could not do anything about it on that day. I looked up the tracking number, which did show that something had been delivered to a front porch in the city and zip code where I reside, but that was all the info that it gave (aside from a time and date stamp). I have a Ring camera on my front porch. There was no delivery at that time or any time around it. The next morning I went to my local post office with the tracking number. The postmaster looked up and saw that the package linked to that tracking number was an 8 ounce package delivered to an address across town - not my address. The appliance I ordered, by the way, is 26.04 pounds (that isn't including shipping weight). Armed with this information, I was able to call paypal and have them reopen the claim. I did get my money back, so in the end I am not out money. I still want the scammer looked into, because I feel that not everyone would go to my lengths to prove they had been scammed. I hope they would! But I fear they wouldn't, and I do not want these people getting away with this. I am angry that they did this. If they did this to me, I know they are doing this to many others. Also, using USPS tracking numbers in that way I believe would be a different federal crime. I just want them to get shut down, and I want to help in any way. I have the tracking information if needed. Thank you for your time.

I initially got a text about my delivery from USPS was changed. So, I had opened it and it appeared as Amazon getting my order, and it was also Amazon Prime Day, which told me to enter my survey afterwards. Then it said that I had a won an iPad, and then took me to another website saying that, all they needed was $1 for delivery of the prize. So, I entered my card information and proceeded with it. There was a timer at the top, which made me rush it, without second guessing what was going on. Afterwards is when I read on it and found out that there is apparently this scam that has been going on. So, this is why I had decided to report it.

I got an email today saying that i was the Amazon Prime Day Winner and was congratulated. Did not open email. I see nothing about it on Amazon Prime, in which we are members. Thanks for follow up!!