Extend the e-commerce sites blacklist by adding a fake website
On the Internet there are many scammers making websites designed solely to make you place an order, but and have no intention of satisfying it. Some of these sites are part of the blacklist below. Make this blacklist grow by adding an e-commerce fake site.
These fake sales sites are websites created by fraudsters. They copy real websites and pretend to offer branded products at very low price. By ordering, you will unfortunately enrich a little more these scammers and you will never see the ordered product.
We offer below a list of fraudulent websites with the name of the legitimate site. Check that the site you are about to buy is not in the list below. If this is the case, immediately stop and do not buy.
It is impossible to make this blacklist exhaustive. New fraudulent websites are created every day. If an e-commerce site is not listed, this does not mean that the site is safe, especially if it seems doubtful.
Take part in the construction of this blacklist and send us names of sites that you think are fake, we will add them to the list. Use the “leave a comment” cell.
However, if you think that there is a website mistakenly placed on the list, thank you to let us know.
David
May 17, 2017 at 8:39amWarning! http://www.airmaxmen.com is a fake e-commerce website. Do not order any shoots and do not provide your card informations.
Adam
November 13, 2017 at 8:55amhttp://www.dbaystore.com is a fake e-commerce website. Do not order from it. No delivery.
Paula M
November 18, 2017 at 3:07amWebsite: Healerbuds.com is a very legitimate looking website but it is a fake storefront for a Scam artist who has masqueraded as several other names. They took me on my order for $1025.00. Money sent into a black hole with the help of Western Union. Never to be seen or heard from again. Be warned!
Scott
November 23, 2017 at 6:06pmWed Nov 22, 2017 – got my 1st experience with a fake e-commerce site.
http://www.supply-sharp.top.com is the address. Looks like they lift past listings from ebay, etc. Once you buy something, like ebay, other items appear on the page that are similar. In my case, handtools. A google search for
“Ford Rotunda 205-086-01” will result in 4th down result from supply-sharp.top.com (as of Thur Nov 23 2017 at 12noon EST).
My CC text notifications showed overseas charge (Beijing,China), plus an overcharge of about $11 vs the $43.99 buy price. I immediately contacted my CC company. The entity in China was CHENHUI ONLINE. Cancelled my CC
and they will investigate.
Hope you can add this to blacklist. Appears new fake e-commerce abound as the holiday shopping season begins !