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- Boaz, AL, USA • Nov 13, 2025
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Fake ad for pliers on Facebook. I purchased the goods, and about 2 weeks later I get an email with tracking info which took me to tracking-hub.com - which appears to be fake.

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- Foley, AL, USA • Nov 09, 2025
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So i saw the ad on FB and scrolling down their site, i saw the jewelry looked really nice legit and good quality.So i ordered a necklace and a ring .prices wwre extremely high, but according to them, duo to closing their business,they had 70%off their original prices.So i thought it was a great deal ,and i ordered the two pieces using my cc

Shipping was legit,and i received also and updates,saying that they had return policy of 30 days.

When i received the items i was surprised by the low quality, and they were nothing like the pictures shown on their website.The items lookd like cheap Chinese jewelry that you purchased from a bazaar,not a jewelry store.

I tried to contact them so i can return them,but no response whatsoever. 4 emails i send and nothing.They need to be accountable for,cause this is very deceitful to the public

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- Salyersville, KY, USA • Oct 09, 2025
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My daughter clicked a link on Facebook it somehow automatically put her bank acct in and immediately began withdrawing her money from her bank account. They took almost $200 from her and tried to take over $3,000. She received text alerts back to back in quick succession that they were attempting to get her money that is how we were made aware. We now have to go through a process at the bank to attempt to retreive back her money

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- Christiansburg, VA, USA • Sep 29, 2025
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I had an issue with my phone and was trying to get my Facebook account straightened out.  Called a number I found online and they wanted me to send gift cards for payment.

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• Sep 16, 2025
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I ordered a jersey for my wife from a company called Endearvoried. I ordered a size medium which is what she has worn for years. Upon arrival, there was no size indicated on the item - only on the plastic bag and QR code. It does not fit! I contacted them for an address to return it, they replied”You got what you ordered, sorry it doesn’t fit”. I have gone back to them several times, suggested exchanging it for a larger- they said a credit of $8.00 is best they can offer for an item that doesn’t fit. Others on their website have since posted a recommendation to order larger than your normal size. People need to be warned about their poor business practices!

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- Troy, AL, USA • Aug 07, 2025
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Online store on Facebook. Said clearance sale . I made purchase in November 2024 for Christmas presents for December. My purchase never came . Gave me a fake tracking company . I ask for refund after they stated my package had been delivered. So instead of a refund they supposedly sent me same items I ordered again. Gave me fake screenshot of where money supposedly went to my account for refund. Scam stole my money.

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- Saraland, AL, USA • Aug 05, 2025
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I kept seeing a video/reel ad on Facebook for this bag. I ended up purchasing the bag on 07/24/2025. I used Shop to pay for the transaction. Come to find out, the bag is actually the Lovevook bag and all the videos most likely have been stolen from reviews for that bag. I have tried to contact them through email , but they have not responded and the link to the website (LoveTote.store) I purchased it from is no longer there. Looks like they are now using the name Lovebag.

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- Jasper, AL, USA • Jul 08, 2025
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I was notified by my banks fraud department asking if I had made a charge on my bank card for 19.99 to a company named Zigu*MX fitness which I did not & they put a hold on my bank card. This has been happening to me a lot lately & I haven't figured out how yet. It has to be off of Facebook or eBay & I've never had any issues with eBay so I'm definitely not going to order off of Facebook EVER again.??

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- Mobile, AL, USA • Mar 24, 2025
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Company posted ad on Facebook about exercise pad on sale plus gift. Paid for order39.99 and they tried to charge319.00 extra. They sent confirmation email but support information did not exist. It was a scam

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- Birmingham, AL, USA • Mar 16, 2025
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The advertisement on Facebook. Looked at tracking number later and realized was a scam. They had already pulled the money from my account

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- Mobile, AL, USA • Jan 29, 2025
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They are advertising on Facebook as though they are QVC & HSN shopping Network with a special clearance sale. They are advertising a Walk Pad. Treadmill for $39.99

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- Amarillo, TX, USA • Jan 25, 2025
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Watch the link on Facebook about glucose revive. When I tried to order it, it kept adding things to it. Then when I looked at the charges, it was not what I had agreed to buy, nor was it the price I agreed to pay. There never was a breakdown of cost or the ingredients available to see. I immediately called to get it canceled and had to go round and round with them before they canceled it.

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- Bessemer, AL, USA • Jan 23, 2025
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They are alleged to be a wholesale company with 95% off . I saw the advertisement on Facebook.

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- Ragland, AL, USA • Jan 18, 2025
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I though I was ordering off of a Lane Bryant plus size clothing site on Facebook and it was not them and some person from china instead and scammed me out of $45 to $50 worth of clothing. They acquired my personal bank account information and I can only contact them through Facebook messenger and they send me some random tracking number ( that’s what I put as their email that’s the only number I had for them)

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- Tallahassee, FL, USA • Jan 16, 2025
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followed a link on Facebook that claimed it was a Duluth store closing made a purchase was in contact with them during shipping now they have ghosted me.

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- Chicago, IL, USA • Jan 02, 2025
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I was locked out of my Facebook and FB Messenger accounts so I contacted this number that I found online. The man claimed to be a representative of Meta/Facebook and that my account including my Apple Cash had been hacked and he was helping me to "set a trap" to catch the culprits, but instead I was conned out of a $500 Apple card. He was trying to pursuade me to purchase more cards before my intuiton finally kicked in and I realized that, as convincing as he was, it just didn't make sense. Sadly, I still don't have access to my Facebook account and now I'm down $500. Up side: it was an expensive lesson, but it could've been worse. BEWARE!!

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- Aurora, OH, USA
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My daughter transferred $800 for concert tickets to what I thought was my friend. Facebook account and messenger was hacked and my daughter transferred money to a scammer and never received tickets. Scammer Apple Pay number 517-202-6082. I have filed disputes with Huntington Bank and Apple and unable to get a refund back. Would like some help getting money back since this person is a scammer and does not deserve my daughters hard earned money. Thank you.

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- Birmingham, AL, USA
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I approached the company via an ad on FB promoting a Beta Tester program for plant lovers. The company was trying to promote a monthly subscription where the customer was to pay $29.95 a month for a number of tropical and exotic plants and plant accessories. At least one plant was to be received per month. The first month, I received no plants at all, only stickers. Stickers are not plant products at all! After months of the subscription lapsing, September 2, 2024, my card was charged for $29.95 by RumbleBumble. I was later sent a tiny variegated schefflera in a 4-inch pot. This is a plant I can easily find for $10-$12. I expressed my dissatisfaction and requested a refund or product exchange via email. Instead of honoring my requests, the company was dishonest about what I subscribed to and refused to offer a refund or further product to compensate for my loss.

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- Knoxville, TN, USA
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Scammer advertised a washer/dryer combo on FaceBook Marketplace. The scammer advertised item as being in Knoxville TN. When questioned she said she was in Kennesaw, GA. She said I could come pick it up the following day but I had to pay a deposit of $250. I asked if, when I got there, I didn’t like it was the deposit refundable? She responded “Correct, Definitely.” She said she would send an invoice with a link to pay. The link was for Google Pay. I sent her the deposit of $250 through Google Pay. The physical address on the invoice is 1633 NW Old 41 HWY, Kennesaw GA. This was my first time using Google Pay. She then asked if I would send the balance and she would deliver it. She said the delivery fee and installation was $125.00. She kept asking for the remainder of the $500.00. I told her forget it and ask for a refund. She said several times that she would issue a refund. So then she said she had canceled 2 sales and would not refund my money. She kept saying she didn’t understand … I told her I wanted a refund but she refused. I tried to talk to Google but you can’t reach them by phone. I filed a dispute with my bank but they said they couldn’t help with a third party transaction. I have nowhere to turn. I saved all of our conversations on Messenger.

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- Dallas, GA, USA
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Tried to get me with the Google Voice Verification I’m now afraid after reading that it was a scam. I have pics for proof

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