Possible scam - need advice - ebuy4u.com

scottiee

just the number that was on the email that this morning asked you press 1 and all that and now dose not even ring through

jkrazyjack

wow 761 thread views in 1 day

lorrainemer

I was having another look on the site and noticed that any review on any product all has the date of 1st July 2011 all the same date eh . I know that we have confirmed it's a hoax scam website but just another point .

Just hope they can get the site closed down so no one else ends up in our shoes .

Surely google checkout can see what bank account the money went into . So so (replaced my swear word) mad . The guy is prob holidaying with our bloody money .

agata_kubicka

shopping for a fridge freezer.......again
maybe 2nd time lucky

sandle

I reported the site ebuy4u.com to Google, requesting they stop listing it.

Silver-Cat

Whether or not this thread is genuine or not there are several new users on here who type the word
I as i
and seem to have a habit of missing full stops

jkrazyjack wrote: »

Right people, even more confirmation this is a scam, i have just been on the phone to dpd, they said they havent got an account with "ebuy4u" or "ranis fashions ltd" ,

agata_kubicka wrote: »

my visa debit is with halifax, I will call them in the afternoon and see what they say
i cannot believe i did purchase from those people, i am always so careful!
thanks for advice jkrazyjack

scottiee wrote: »

i to ordered a hotpoint fridge/freezer for 375 only 25 pound cheaper than comet but also had the 3 year cover which swayed me was due between 5 7 20 july and you know what it dident turn up i even phoned 2 days before to ask if thay would take the old one away

very unusual...

arcon5

Tbh with or without this thread I would be very put off from buying from a business with a domain like ebuy4u.com

ghiggsy

Same sad story here, TV ordered, failed deliveries, uncontactable...not much more to say!!!

lorrainemer

I'm not sure the spelling or grammar is important more the information . People are upset and just writing fast . Nothing else

Grrrr2011

Well I've cancelled my credit card, contacted Google checkout, reported ebuy4u to Trading Standards and order a vacuum cleaner from Amazon.

I've never been trapped by a scam before. I'm just hoping that since loads of other people seem to be affected we should get our money back. I hope so - £225 is a lot of cash to lose.

Thanks everyone for all the updates today - been a great help.