Scam Facebook sellers...

dazzer21

Has anyone had these ads crop up on their Facebook feeds in time for Christmas?! 🤯 I've seen at least 5 different 'businesses' advertising this stuff. They link to websites that sell clothing and shoes, a lot of which they also push personalisation on, such as names on trainers. Their websites show TONS of stuff on there, but all with pretty much no exception at all are just images with Photoshopped designs superimposed; if the products actually exist, there is no physical photography of any of it. See picture as an example - £100 for a pair of trainers that to all intents and purposes are phantom; you can quite clearly see that these are the same photograph that have been manipulated. There is no tangible 3D proof to show their existence. Their Facebook post threads also contain lots of posts, satisfied customers all proclaiming to have received their products as expected, all from foreign accounts that have no credence. I have messaged them asking for photos of the products they received and you can guess what the results of that has been so far. I have had feedback to a couple of posts from people who have said they sent money and got nothing in return. A couple of the Facebook pages have prevented me from leaving more comments. BE AWARE OF THESE! Some of the stuff on these sites are incredibly expensive. Anyone looking at these items thinking they'd make great Christmas presents should think again.

pendragon_arther

There is an option on FB to report them as scams and they're soon taken down. I've done it with quite a few scammers.

km1500

Yes Facebook is pretty much known for scams. I suppose enough people must send them money to make it worthwhile.