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Counterfeit Product Reports & Reviews (240)

- San Bernardino, CA, USA • Feb 28, 2025

I bought an item an when i recieved it, it was nothing of what i ordered. I started a return/refund request and the only want to give me 8% of what i spent an they dont want the item back for a full refund. I offered to mail it back an they wont give me a return address

- Poway, CA, USA • Feb 26, 2025

I ordered a dress from LifeGoals and the dress that arrived looked NOTHING like the photo and was horrible material. I went to return it, which they said I would have to fund and it would cost more than the cost of the dress. I then had to fight to get a refund amount of $17 which they then claim to have sent but never did. They are quoting an account that is not mine. I have reached out numerous times and just get told to "check my bank" which I have done numerous times and I have received nothing. This company is a complete scam

- Mount Carmel, PA, USA • Feb 25, 2025

Advertisement for health and weight loss supplements , which I only wanted to try for free , then they kept coming and I couldn’t get in touch with them and I around their address only .

- Richmond, CA, USA • Feb 23, 2025

Posed as the Disturbia clothing company with heavily discounted items

- Spartanburg, SC, USA • Feb 10, 2025

The mall kiosk always gives out Soleil Leave-in conditioner samples. After trying it several times, a guy approached me and I did want to purchase the product. The sample and the product have different ingredients. When I contacted the business, they said products can change their make. The product I purchased and the product I received are completely different. One works and one doesn't!

- Myrtle, MO, USA

This douch with fake name and business is a scammer and needs to be stopped

- Morro Bay, CA, USA

I thought they were selling some cute short cowgirl boots. What I received was a horrible knock off and looks nothing like the picture.

- Connellsville, PA, USA

They advertised a blanket any size so I ordered one. When I received it I got the surprise of my life. It measures 27 x32. and very thin. It's not even as big as a babies receiving blanket. What a scam.

- Rochester, NH, USA

Saw an ad on Facebook for sweatshirts and bought 2… haven’t received anything else.. just googled the name and saw another person was scammed as well

- San Antonio, TX, USA

Ordered a mini bookshelf with mini books. Inside should be written what the book title is, but instead the Bible was written in every book.

- Sun City, CA, USA

Bought Amazon Gift card. Card number was already scratched off

- Castro Valley, CA, USA

Website provided inaccurate details about mugs made out of crystal/stone. Received a painted plastic mug after 4 weeks of placing order. Requested refund. Received email saying item would need to be shipped back to China at purchasers expense although website states that return label will be provided.

- Mesa, AZ, USA

Product was silicone denture repair. Was sent plastic teeth.

- Sacramento, CA, USA

Ordered western sweater listed as “made in Montana”. Tracked order and found it was coming from Spain. When it arrived the material was more like tee shirt material than a sweater and the colors were very washed out. Poor quality and not as advertised.

- Chandler, AZ, USA

I ordered 4 crystal mugs that turned out to be plastic when they arrived. I reached out to the customer service and stated I wanted a full refund for this scam. They replied with an offer of 15% to offset the expense and time for the return. I refused and received a ‘final offer’ for a 25% refund. The return address seems to be bogus. I may accept thee 25% refund just to save the hassle of fighting back and forth or trying to return this package to Vietnam. Scam - Buyer beware!

- Raleigh, NC, USA

Product advertised was a natural mineral mug. The product I received was a plastic chemical smelling mug that looked nothing like the product advertised.

- Watsonville, CA, USA

I was navigating Facebook and click an announcement on the upper right corner.

A pop-up window appeared along with a recorded woman's voice saying something like "Don't attempt to shut down your computer. Dial the Microsoft number that appears in the window".

I was very nervous, so I did and a woman with Indian accent picked up, saying she was going to help me to regain control of my computer and direct me to someone that was going to install a software for protection, and the cost was $155.00

I said yes. Then I gave these people control of my computer, and they installed the software "for protection". At the moment I didn't suspect it was malware and spyware.

Then they asked me my credit card number to charge $155.00

Next day they called me to say they were going to give me a refund of $100.00 because my computer was new, but to do that they installed a software called IBS or Intelligent Bank System. After that they made me type $100.00, but instead of this amount, it appeared on the screen $2000.00.

Then they gained access to my bank account, and it appeared a transaction as "Microsoft refund, $2000.00"

They said it was a mistake and that I had to give them the money back.

Then they prompted me to use Western Union, and the person tried to transfer to his account the 2 thousand unsuccessfully.

He tried 3 times, but he couldn't.

At that moment I hanged up the phone and turned off the computer. When I checked my balance on the phone, no transaction for 2 thousand dollars was ever done, no money in or out.

Then I googled their phone number, and it never appeared.

When I realized it was a scam, I felt so gullible and naive, but I took steps to fix the problem.

I had to do a factory reset and reinstall the good software.

Then I went to my bank and closed the account.

And freeze my credit on the 3 credit bureaus.

I filled up a form of the DMV to report the scam.

So far this is what I have done. Thank you for reading. I hope it helps.

- Lexington, SC, USA

I ordered a Taylor Swift Tumbler that was advertised as a Stanley Cup. When I try and track the order, the website is no longer working.

- Johnstown, PA, USA

I bought bags from a merchant on facebook called Graces bags which were from a couple making hand made bags and after 34 years were going out of business. I paid thru PayPal. As I was waiting for delivery, I saw these were coming from China. I was under the impression they were made in America. I still have not received them and upon investigation, I see others have also had issues with this “company”.

- Hingham, MA, USA

Scammer sent a check for $2400 which was drawn on a closed bank account

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