Lifestylehomeappliances(dot)com

Primrose_

Beware, this is a fraudulent shopping site taking payments and not sending goods.
See details at trustpilot.
Quite a few computer security packages will highlight or block the website but some still do not. Neither have Google or bing search removed them from search results.

Some security vendors that have blocked them are listed here at VirusTotal (search by URL).

Have reported to the hosting company, Hostinger, but so far they have refused to shut down the website.

marcia_

According to this it's a dormant company....

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08833095/filing-history

Trust pilot https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/lifestylehomeappliances.com

The original lifestyle home appliances have a warning on their site https://lifestyleappliances.co.uk/

Primrose_

Interestingly the website is not now loading for me. Either they've packed up shop and gone to count their ill-gotten gains or their hosting company has finally shut them down.

Primrose_

They're back up and running - keep clear!

Primrose_

Still uo and running despite over 500 negative trustpilot reviews. None of the authorities or tech companies seem to do anything about it.

nanny56_2

We have just been scammed by them for nearly £1000. Why are Google still promoting them???

Albermarle

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82009779#Comment_82009779

Because Google get paid for the adverts. Same as for all the other scammers on Google, Facebook etc.

forgotmyname

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82009779#Comment_82009779

As mentioned by the previous comment, they were paid to advertise and promote the company and there is a complete lack of
liability for them to do anything other than take their money and say sorry but our hands are clean when people complain
that they got scammed.

Similar to the avderts in some newspapers and magazines some years back, they sell a product that never arrives and they used your
credit card info to take out next weeks advert which rinses and repeats until sales dry up and then they advertise something else
which will be junk or never arrive.

The companies advertising blatent scams should be liable for peoples losses and that should also apply to YouTubers who do
zero checking on who is giving them money.