Cheap Ugg boots discussion

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How many times have we been asked this question recently? I appreciate not everyone is computer literate and able to recognise a dodgy website so here are a few pointers which will hopefully prevent you being fraudulently parted from your hard-earned cash, and not just when buying Ugg boots!



ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS perform the following checks on any website you are unfamiliar with before even thinking of buying anything ....

• Is there a contact address? - ditch any website that uses only a webform/email as means of contact.

• Is there a landline telephone number? - avoid any website that either doesn't provide a phone number or only a mobile number. Also beware of premium rate numbers.

• Is the site secure? - check for the presence of the locked padlock sign or https:// (with additionals S) at the start of the address in the url bar above.

• Is the site registered in the UK? - use a "whois" search facility such as http://www.whois-search.com/ to check the registration details of the website for country of origin, name/address registered and most importantly at this time of the year - the date the site was registered!

This man is a con artist operating hundreds of illicit websites selling counterfeit products and has a number of websites already registered specifically using the word UGG in the url. Any website you come across using the word ugg MUST be checked.

~Chameleon~ wrote: »

Why is it always on a Saturday morning!!! :wall: :spam:

They think we're all still drunk or hungover so will buy any old thing.:rolleyes:

mike_s wrote: »

has anyone had any dealings with these companys ?
i want to buy some cardi ugg's for my wife but obviously not fakes.
inthego.co.uk
kissugg.co.uk
hellougg.co.uk
gboots.com
all the sites look kind of similar so didnt know if they're dodgy or not.
thanks for any advice

just been on a site called all the shoes and they listed inthego and others as chinese rip off company's (£75 inc del was too good to be true)
best get my hand deeper into my pockets then!

~Chameleon~ wrote: »

Did you not read my post above? Not sure I can make it any more visible than I have! :rolleyes:

read pages 1-4 then jumped straight to post a reply missing your post .
(blind as a bat)
read it since though!
thanks for posting it.

ce55 wrote: »

Do people think these are proper UGG Australia?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=250355706533

The boots look genuine themselves but the label on the box (white label) looks different to the one on mine when I bought mine from Selfridges (so I know mine were real). Not sure though as I got them 3 years ago so they may well have changed by now. I can't be bothered to but if you look at the seller's history, eg has she sold loads of Uggs before (in this case may well be fake) or are thes the only ones...I think they seem genuine...also message her and ask why she is selling them...maybe they're unwanted Xmas pressies?