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Tennis ball scam
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davidmcn said:RodBod said:
Here is a link to similar product - the company I bought from has removed the original advert, this one is worded exactly the same. Perhaps this explains the product. https://topdealhunter.com/products/automatic-tennis-ball-launcher?variant=32284306505824&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=Google%20Shopping&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwpz78e2D6gIVkuvtCh0fOQ88EAQYASABEgJQ-PD_BwE
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You actually have two options on this advert - there is a "button" to switch between the balls alone, or the actual launcher itself. Very expensive just for the balls, and no doubt they are assuming that most people wont notice what they are actually buying, assuming that they are buying the launcher as well.0
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Another thread , and another warning. Never click on a Facebook advert and dont buy from a Chinese scammer1
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RodBod said:I buy the ordinary sized ones for one of my dogs. Pay £1 included tennis ball from a supermarket . Never seen small sized ones, not sure how the momentum would work with those0
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Jsacker said:Might or might not help but I found this post on Facebook from a seemingly legitimate company (Fletchly):
Fetchly IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:
We have been receiving complaints saying that customers had only received a ball without the launcher and they paid $20 for it. We are selling our launcher for $139.95. If you paid less than that, you probably bought it from another store pretending to be us. The production cost of the launcher itself is way more than $20. That said, it can't ever be sold at that price.
If you see facebook page advertising our launcher, copying our ads and pretending to be us, please send us a message with the link to the website. We have been reporting them as they are scamming customers and ruining our business.
We do hope to get your cooperation.
Thank you,
Team Fetchly.
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hollydays said:RodBod said:I buy the ordinary sized ones for one of my dogs. Pay £1 included tennis ball from a supermarket . Never seen small sized ones, not sure how the momentum would work with those0
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It's too late for you now op, but googling the company just throws up so man scam warnings1
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Looks clear to me £79.99 for the launcher £19.99 for 6 x balls.
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The_Rainmaker said:
Looks clear to me £79.99 for the launcher £19.99 for 6 x balls.
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Ah, I doubt you could buy one of these for this price. I have a friend who has one, she bought it from the USA, and paid quite a bit for it, maybe £100 plus0
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