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Hyyf Inc Reports & Reviews (35)

Advertised on FaceBook for Amazon mystery boxes. I ordered 2 large. The website it took me to was NOT the website of HYYF on Paypal statement. I got a couple of jiffy white packs from China with a selfie stick and wireless ear buds. They scammed me out of $103.00. I put transaction # and it would never bring up my purchase on their website. I'm going to call Paypal and I want a refund and this company kicked off of PayPal.

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Yes same thing happened to me from that putrid disgusting company

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I assumed I was getting mystery box from Amazon go backs and I never recieved anything but was charged I looked up tracking number and it didn't exist. Dealer was marked as none.

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Total scam
Got cheap $14.00 airpods and a selfie stick worth $10. Realistically you're paying for the shipment from CHINA. First time I've fallen for a scam like this. Learned my lesson!

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Scam. Paid 50 bucks for the world's cheapest air pods. Not to mention they hacked my paypal (I know because the package came from washington, and someone logged into my account from washington). Had to change everything. My information was obviously the target from all of this. Sucks people are so low.

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Scammer's website Facebook add
Scammer's address P.O Box 6368 Rosemead Ca 91770
Country United States
Type of a scam Counterfeit Product
Initial means of contact Not applicable

My husband thought he was buying a package of returned goods advertised as Amazon returns.
Instead he received fake airpods for $37.97. We’re hoping PayPal or our credit card will reimburse us, we’ll see.
Beware of Facebook adds & Facebook needs to step up there security so this stuff doesn’t happen.

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PayPal is giving me 100% refund.

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Scammer's phone 1-458-217-5456
Scammer's website Ideas-luck.site
Scammer's address Hymax company limited 344-354 Grays inn Rd,London,Greater London,England,WC1X8BP
Scammer's email [email protected].
Country China
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Initial means of contact Social media (e.g., Facebook)

I seen this site on Facebook offering unclaimed merchandise from Amazon, target ?,Walmart,etc. They offer boxes full of electronics and promise at $200 dollars worth of merchandise. They had 3 choices and prices. Basic box, mystery box and Giant mystery box, prices at 28.99,38.99 and 58.99 I chose the giant mystery box. Needles to say I received one tiny package containing 1 cheap item Wich was a cheap pair of ear buds from china. I'm so upset this the second time I've been scammed by a fb site website claiming false info and claiming to ship from united States.

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I paid $82.94 to this company and it always all scam. They advertised original items and they send me fake iPods. I contacted them and requested my money back and I wanted to send them back their fake item but they offer me to pay me back 50% and I declined it. I wanted my money back so I keep telling me I wanted to send their item back and they offer to pay me back 90% of them money and I agree because they told me they couldn’t do anything else. They lie to me is been over a month and they haven’t send me anything. I messaged them a few more times and they don’t even get back to me.

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This website selling the electronics "mystery box" of unclaimed amazon products is 100% more about MISLEADING advertisement as opposed to a straight money scam. I say this because even though I spent approx. $70 to get TWO mystery BOXES, I still did receive the products in the mail in less than a week. The misleading part is that #1) the two boxes I received were just 2 individual items, not a box with other items inside as the description leads you to believe. #2) I did a search on amazon for the 2 items I got (knock-off airpods valued at $14 and a brand-less selfie stick valued at $13). Maybe I just got unlucky but my guess is that they rarely if ever send out higher value items, so yes I should've been smarter about this purchase and not believed they would only have reputable advertising on Facebook. If you're looking for a definitive answer about these mystery amazon boxes it would be STAY CLEAR!

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I purchased a surprise box on June 14th, costing a total of $63.35. I realize that an old e-mail had been sent to them for the purpose of tracking the parcel. I no longer have access to this email and tried contacting the company to make the change. To my surprise, I am unable to locate a contact number or email address for Hyyf Inc. It is definitely not easy to locate. I’ll give it another week for this parcel, but will not hold my breath. Lesson learnt.

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Did you make this purchase using Paypal? If so, check your payment history and you will find a tracking number and shipping company website attached to your invoice. Additionally, their website is superbuyerstore.com but honestly I'm pretty sure this is all a scam and you're probably not going to get a response (or product) anyways. Good luck.

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Initial means of contact Not applicable

Hi I ordered 3 days ago as well 2 mystery box and they just got money from my PayPal. I didn't received yet the boxes but do u think I have to cancel the payment or start to complain with PayPal? Usually PayPal is a warranty against scam website. Please let me know if I can start to complain by now.

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- Saint Augustine, FL, USA

Scammer's address PO Box 6368, Rosemead, CA 91770, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location FL 32084, USA
Total money lost $69.98
Type of a scam Online Purchase

This is a “false advertisement bait and switch” scam by means of a Facebook ad. The ad says: 2021 Unclaimed Amazon Walmart Target wholesale Items-Flash sale today!!!/ The SUPER giant mystery box. They also had numerous pictures of boxed items sitting on pallets and numerous reviews of people saying that they got well over the cost in goods from what they paid. This is all lies. I paid $69.98 for the giant box and got a set of off brand wireless ear buds with a retail value of between $13.00 and $19.00. They also say that there is a 100% guarantee of satisfaction. That is also a lie. I emailed them and told them that I wanted to return the item and get my money back. They suggested a 10% discount. I said no. They then suggested a 30% discount. It has become clear that this is a scam company. I filed a complaint with both my credit card company and PayPal.

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