Cosclearance.com Costco Giveaway Review: Is the $500 Reward Real?
Cosclearance.com is promising visitors the chance to receive a $500 Costco gift card after completing a series of steps online. If you found the website through an ad, email or social media post, the Costco branding and large reward may be enough to make…
Gleamefy.com Review: Scam or Legit? Why I Would Avoid This Store
Gleamefy.com is the sort of website that can easily catch you through an ad. A product looks useful, the pictures are convincing, the price has supposedly been slashed by 50% or 60%, and there is usually some reason why you need to order now rather than…
Savecos.com Costco Giveaway Review: Is the $750 Reward Real?
Savecos.com is promising people a $750 Costco gift card for completing a few steps online. If you landed on the website through an ad, email or social media link, the reward can look like one of those special Costco promotions that only takes a few…
Echsale.com Scam Alert: No Company, No Support, No PayPal
Echsale.com, which brands itself ECHSALESHOP, is one of those stores that doesn’t quite know what it wants to be. Scroll through and you’ll find women’s casual tops sitting next to a cat-shaped book stack mug, a dog treat jar, Halloween…
Chyzeny.com Scam Alert: A Real EIN, a Fake Office
Chyzeny.com sells women’s clothing, cardigans, dresses, jumpsuits, at prices that look like someone slashed them with a machete. It also does something a lot of these stores skip: it lists an actual US company name, an EIN, and a street address,…
Sozoz.com Scam Alert: Fake Urgency Baked Into Every Listing
Sozoz.com presents itself as a cozy “lifestyle general store,” the kind of place selling a little bit of everything for the home, from garden wind spinners to barware to footwear, all wrapped in soft, comforting language about “curated…
Qwiuf Scam Warning: A Grab-Bag Catalog With Someone Else’s Support Email
Qwiuf.com sells, as far as I can tell, whatever happens to be trending that week. Scroll the storefront and you’ll find a Mother’s Day card listing right next to an eyelash curler that “adapts to any eye shape,” a hinged plastic…
Is Elise Atelier a Scam? The 80% Off Symbolic Jewelry Problem
Élise Atelier sells itself on meaning, not just jewelry. The About page talks about pieces you keep for “what they represent,” a hummingbird for resilience, other pieces for remembrance and shared moments, all while a banner up top…
Ocevara Swimsuits Review: Real Brand or Another China Dropship Store in Disguise?
Ocevara sells plus-size swimsuits with the kind of urgency you’d expect from a store trying to clear out last season’s stock: “LAST DAY SALE,” “50K+ SOLD,” up to 50 percent off storewide. It also has one of the more…
SorburyLondon.com: Online Store Scam Alert!
“Margaret” signs off the Sorbury London homepage with a heart emoji, thanking you for being “part of the Sorbury London family” during their biggest sale of the year. Up to 80 percent off. Stock running low. Styles that…