SUSPECTED SCAM!

Scam using Paypal
www.kayaera.com

Date02/17/2021
Url / Websitehttps://www.kayaera.com/products/assembly-vintage-classic-car-metal-mechanical-model-toy
Scamdoc Trust Score | Contact / Whois info
Scam contentsI ordered a kit of an antique model car kit and got something like this: https://shopee.ph/Classical-Car-No.HY62-13A-i.50108242.7416927449 only it isn't as nice as that model car.
Comment / ReviewI definitely linked the shipping ID number of the metal model car kit to the delivered, assembled metal car model so I got something for my money, but not what was advertised, nor what I wanted.

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    • clark 02/17/2021 at 07:22 PM

      I received a cheap toy car, not what was ordered. their ad has been on the Yahoo home page for weeks. It's a ripoff.

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    • bhups 02/18/2021 at 12:52 PM

      Total rip off. DO NOT BUY from this site. Ordered the DIY kit for an antique car and got a model car work 1/4 the price. When I contacted them they offered to refund $3. Total waste of time and money. Do not buy from them.

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    • Jo 02/19/2021 at 11:45 AM

      Same scam happened to me, a cheaper model toy car was sent.

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    • mark 02/22/2021 at 09:53 AM

      Big bait-and-switch scam.

      Surprised Paypal participates.

      They send a cheap model car that is not a kit.

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    • Jim 02/22/2021 at 10:43 AM

      Bait & Switch site-total scam. Ordered 3 Antique model, assemble kits and received 3 cheap Chinese knockoff diecast cars.Paid via PayPal - it's a scam.

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    • Russ S 02/24/2021 at 11:35 AM

      Yup, got me too. This was the scammers response:

      "This is in response to your inquiry regarding the problem of what you received. It is normal that there are some differences between real products and advertisments.
      Please accept our sincere apology for any inconvenience this matter may have caused you. We suggest that you keep the package due to high price of the shipping fee. And it's dangerous outside because of the spread of COVID-19. So we would like to give you a partial refund of $10 as compensation, is this acceptable?" Differences? They advertise a Working kit car and send a toy. Yea, I'd say a LOT different.
      So basically keep what we sent you and LIKE IT otherwise you PAY LOTS OF MONEY to RETURN, HAHAHA. I'm Reporting them to the FTC and Paypal, hopefully Paypal takes away their account away if enough people complain. And will never ever ever click on a Yahoo ad. Stupid Yahoo, they don't check ads they run if their legit and ruin it for the ones that are.

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    • marilyn 02/24/2021 at 12:47 PM

      o

      ordered ramp for dog got a net

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    • noon 02/24/2021 at 03:05 PM

      Entered a credit card as payment, an Submit, nothing happened. SO I think my Credit card info is now stolen :(

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    • Ken 02/25/2021 at 10:05 AM

      Yep same thing happened to me paid through Paypal and am currently waiting for dispute resolution. I'll never buy anything from them or anyone else from overseas claiming good products.

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    • JK 02/26/2021 at 01:07 PM

      Same problem, waiting on Paypal, also emailed yahoo adds (Verizon media)

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    • maninbox 02/26/2021 at 04:52 PM

      I ordered two detailed steam assembly kits from Kayaera ads on the Yahoo home page for a total of $85. I received two children's toy die-cast cars worth just a few dollars. PayPal insists that I return the items to a China address at my expense even though the delivered items were shipped from Carson, CA. The cost of shipping to China far exceeds the value of the items. I feel that I have been defrauded and PayPal is not helping.

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    • Dave 02/27/2021 at 12:29 PM

      Got scammed on the same metal car kit. Received same cheap model in its place. Got the same excuses and same refund offer. I had ordered another item which I never received an order confirmation. I did ask and did receive a refund on that item as it was never sent although they did try to have me wait for it with some excuse about the holiday causing plants to be shut down. Requested the order be cancelled and a refund was received. Should have known that an item that is being sold for 1/10 the cost on regular sites was a scam.

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    • Bill 02/27/2021 at 03:34 PM

      Ordered that beautiful detailed army jeep (the deal looked too good to be true...we should never doubt that rule). They sent a cheap toy worth about $3.00. They have been advertising on yahoo home page for several months. The metal vintage car, the army jeep and a tractor. Do not order these things. It is another Chinese scam!

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    • MG 02/27/2021 at 10:38 PM

      Same thing happened to me. Waiting for PayPal resolution. Total SCAM.

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    • raaamad 02/28/2021 at 05:42 AM

      This company needs to be exposed for its deceptive advertising and business practices

      I've been deceived by the same Yahoo advertisement, and bogus PayPal guarantees as others in this obvious scam.

      Yahoo and PayPal are complicit in their participation, and should be held responsible as well.

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    • Steve 03/01/2021 at 03:13 PM

      Yes, I also used PayPal to pay for a bait and switch order. But, I used a credit card through PayPal. I called my issuer and filed a dispute with them. I sent the seller pictures of what I ordered and what I received and they offered me $6.00. I told them NO, I want a full refund (merchandise plus shipping costs=$59.98). My charge account has been credited pending the outcome of the investigation. Folks, these items actually cost around $300 each from a legitimate source.

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    • JR 03/04/2021 at 08:06 AM

      I got scammed the same way. Bought a steam engine kit and got a toy sports car. They offered $8 refund and to keep their garbage toy. I responded that it wasn’t acceptable. They replied that they’ll refund $16 but then I’ll have to pay to send the toy back and wait.

      Absolute scam.

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    • pistol pete 03/04/2021 at 06:00 PM

      Keep these crooks from China off Yahoos pages!!

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    • Porkchop 03/05/2021 at 12:18 PM

      Same situation happened to me. Ordered steam engine, cost with shipping $66.58 USD
      and got a car worth $5.00 BAIT & SWITCH SCAM
      Doing this gives the legitimate companies in China a bad reputation and loss of trust.
      You will pay more, but buy American. We stand behind our products and value our customers. Will be contacting Amazon, PayPal, You Tube, Pinterest, Facebook and Instagram as to the business practice of Kayaera company in China about ( bait & switch ) customer fraud.

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    • Report #336474 03/05/2021 at 06:25 PM

      Assembly Vintage Classic Car Metal Mechanical Model Toy

      .Structural Features: Single cylinder piston type old car with single stagger fork type clutch mechanism, leaf spring suspension system, double connecting rod steering mechanism.
      Specifications:

      .Color: As Shown
      .Material: Aluminum Alloy + Stainless Steel
      .Coloring Process: Anodic Oxidation
      .Number of Parts: 310+ PCS
      .Assembly Difficulty: 4 Stars
      .Assembly Time: 4 Hours
      .Packing: High End Metal Gift Box
      Package Content:

      .1S...
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      Ordered a 300+ piece model car kit and received a die cast car that would be about $5 at a local discount store. Upon contact via email, was told this: "It is normal that there are some differences between real products and advertisments." (spelling error is theirs, not mine).
      Also received other emails offering me $10 or $14 dollars compensation to just keep the car. All the emails warn me how much it costs to mail it back and how it's not safe to go out due to Covid-19.
      Full on scam. Dealing with PayPal now to try to resolve or will go directly to my card holder.

      Pseudonym : kayaera.com

      • "Oklahoma 03/05/2021 at 06:36 PM

        PayPal resolved the issue and refunded the money. They are looking in to the merchant.

      • pistol pete 03/08/2021 at 08:14 PM

        DID NOT RECEIVE, I WANT A FULL REFUND.

      • Not Being Scammed 06/16/2021 at 10:08 AM

        They claim to remove all negative accounts , bankruptcies , hard copy inquiries , incorrect personal information , incorrect spellings , old addresses , all within 30 business days and all negative items and all negative info will fall off on the 30 th business day , 100 % guaranteed or money back guarantee , all for $ 1,200.00 , as long as there is 10 items or less that need to be removed .
        Over 10 negative items , the price goes up .
        The BBB and FBI needs to shut this bogus scam agency down , like yesterday .
        The 2 people running this scheme are named Lynne { don't know last name } and Jack Gray .
        They take bitcoin as payment so they can't be tracked down .
        They have a bogus Paypal name account that is not even real words .
        They are Douche Bag's and Cock Suckers .

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    • Mikee 03/15/2021 at 05:01 AM

      It was too late when i saw this site, i am also a victim of these scammers, same shit happened to me i ordered that DIY jeep that is supposed to be radio controlled. Waited for more than a month to get it, and get disappointed, mad, furious when i open the package. That shit they sent me is nowhere near close to the one they advertise, and you can not write a review on their website.

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    • R 03/17/2021 at 08:42 PM

      This is definitely a scam. The Kayaera advert looks perfect and legit so I ordered and paid for a steam engine model. About 5 weeks later I received a cheap model car worth about $1. Getting a refund from the company turned into a real fiasco. The company gave me all kinds of run around and refused to refund my money. PayPal didn't have the clout to force the vendor to refund. Lesson to the wise: before buying anything on the internet do some basic internet searches to determine if the company has been reported as a scam.

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    • Z 03/18/2021 at 10:29 AM

      This is a total scam. PayPal doesn't really help. You need to collect all the evidence and ask your credit card company to resolve this.

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    • R Gilstrap 03/20/2021 at 12:58 PM

      I purchased a model car offf of PayPal for $47.98. The packaged arrived with a toy car worth perhaps $8.00. The purchase that I made through PayPal was for a model car that I would put together. I made a complaint through the resolution dispute via PayPal. The vendor offered me 20% refund then two days later offered me a 40% refund. I returned the toy cat back to the Chinese address as instructed for a full refund.

      What was curious is that the product was sent from James Charles, LESSMORE LTD, 1550 Glenn Curtis Street Carson, CA 90746. Mr. Charles has acted as an agent for the Chinese distributor on PayPal.

      I have returned the misrepresented item to the Hong Kong address provided by the vendorL PayPal has acted as an intermediary so I'm hoping that this will be handled with a full refund. It makes me want to avoid using PayPal in the future since they cannot determine scam vendors on their platform.

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    • dickie 03/23/2021 at 03:34 PM

      I ordered a steam engine kit from these bozos and received a cheap small model car instead. Car value was 8.00 bucks on line. Steam kit was 59. Got ripped off good. My fault for second guessing myself. Steer clear of this site.

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    • Bill` 03/23/2021 at 05:41 PM

      Total scammers. Dinah Gutierrez is the name of the person who posted a video of the steam car falsely advertised. She needs to be behind bars.

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    • Pineapple 03/26/2021 at 08:35 AM

      A total rip off. Ordered the tractor and got a cheap car. Stay away from this website!

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    • Railfan 03/27/2021 at 05:59 PM

      As someone who owns brass trains. The moment I saw that ad I knew that there was no way in hell that they could sell such a highly detailed model such as that for $49.97. Even if somebody was paid .10 cents an hour to make it. It's sad that people even fall for it. That's how they get away with it.

      Highly detailed brass trains are not mass produced and cost at a minimum several hundred dollars and more for a simple rail car. Steam engines such as that one can go for between $5000 and $10,000 easily. Diesel locomotives $2000 to $3,000.

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    • Sanjeev 03/29/2021 at 02:18 AM

      I ordered the Steam Car Engine Assembly Kit and got a $ 0.25 plastic toy car instead. Instantly disputed it on Paypal and within 30 minutes Paypal reversed the transaction and refunded full amount payed. I did not even bother to work with the vendor as it is so blatant of a bait and switch scam.

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    • Dwirt 03/30/2021 at 12:46 AM

      Looks like you can add me to this list of scammed customers. Will talk to PayPal. Total SCAM!

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    • KJ 03/30/2021 at 01:32 PM

      Kayaera is a scam outfit. They do not deliver what they advertise and get you to pay for. They are fraudulent and should be shut down

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    • Patrick 03/30/2021 at 03:54 PM

      Same deal

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    • Mikeb 03/31/2021 at 11:05 AM

      Kayaera is a scam. I ordered 2 car kit from and received the parcal about a month later and the cars are not what I ordered. I spent 2 other car about 2 dollars, They said they are sorry and I can keep the car s and they pospsoed to give me 8 dollar back. They said the seller is not working again. They are a scam

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    • Dawn 04/01/2021 at 04:32 AM

      Same thing happened to us! Ordered 2 steam car assembly kit $49.99 S&H 8.99 x 2 received 2 toy cars from Lee Jamaica, NY Man i hate how this world has become. We never received a transaction notification or receipt. I knew something was off! So much for an anniversary gift for my husband. Bad Karma to the all those MFs.

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    • pachim 04/01/2021 at 02:03 PM

      The steam locomotive BR81 appears to be an LGB model. There is no way on God's Green Earth that you can purchase an LGB locomotive for $59. This is DEFINITELY a scam. I did not purchase this item, I know better. Shame on Yahoo for running this ad. At one time Yahoo was a reputable company but it has apparently sunk to a low level, willing to take ad revenue from anyone, even obvious scammers.

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    • Roman Makowicz 04/01/2021 at 02:11 PM

      I am out of $54.00 Total scam!!

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    • Z 04/01/2021 at 04:46 PM

      I won the dispute at both PayPal and credit card company, and got full refund without returning their junk. A couple suggestions here, 1. In PayPal dispute, this scam company didn’t even put the complete return address there, there was no recipient name and phone number and there was no company name. All you need to do is to contact this scam company and ask their complete address, they will refuse to do that. You need to keep this evidence and contact PayPal. It is very understandable that a scam company can’t give you real name, phone number, and address (by the way I don’t think the address they put in PayPal dispute is legit, they simply put a fake China or Hong Kong address to discourage you to return), otherwise law enforcement will easily track them down later. 2. contact your credit company, make sure to collect all the evidence and email chain with this scam company. Never use debit card to pay through PayPal since credit card can provide you an extra layer of protection.

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    • mike 04/01/2021 at 05:35 PM

      Got me on all three, paypal did refund the money for the tractor and car but I got stuck on the jeep. I can't believe paypal and yahoo would back these scammers. By the way, the train add they are currently running is also a scam. No.1 It's not brass No'2 if you read the fine print it's HO scale, which is about 4" long, what they are showing in the video is G scale.

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    • kevin 04/02/2021 at 06:38 PM

      They got me for $ 85.00. No contact information. Total rip off.

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    • pachim 04/03/2021 at 12:07 AM

      A few other tip offs of the scam, the ad states this is "finest brass handicraft model". Where can you buy a brass locomotives for $59? Maybe in 1951 but not today. Also they state the size is H0 rail (I think they used a zero and not a capital O in H0) and the scale is 1/32. Obviously they do not know anything about model trains and the difference between scale and gauge. Finally the ad mentions power is direct but higher in the ad there is mention of a decoder implying the use of DCC. Taken together this screams SCAM and as many have found out, this is a scam.

      There is also ad on Yahoo for a climbing car (whatever that is) from a company called Grometto. Again this is supposedly a remote controlled car (actually pictured is a WWII Jeep) for a ridiculously low price; too low to be believable but it seem a lot of people were taken in by this ad and again lost money and only received a cheap piece of junk.

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    • pachim 04/05/2021 at 01:13 PM

      As of this morning neither ad, either the one by Kayaera or the one from Grometto is appearing on the Yahoo homepage. Maybe Yahoo and/or PayPal have seen the light and removed these ads. But I expect more ads for other equally misleading products will appear shortly. Stay tuned for more scamology.

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    • pachim 04/08/2021 at 10:34 AM

      "They" are at it again - another scam. On Yahoo there is an ad for a small sit-on excavator using caterpillar-type tracks that you can allegedly use around the house. Powered by a gasoline engine. It is shown digging small ditches, excavating dirt, etc. all for the unbelievable price of $59.90! And once again one can pay using PayPal. The company is Windy-wholesale.

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    • Report #348525 04/08/2021 at 02:54 PM

      Aol is running this scam on their home page for a Kayaera model train. It is the old bait and switch tactic. The product that is sent by the company in no way resembles the product in the video.
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      Aol is running this scam ad nonstop on their home page. I have tried to report it but they have blocked all my attempts. Beware of this AOL scam!

      Pseudonym : Kayaera

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    • mike 04/08/2021 at 07:33 PM

      The excavator Windy-wholesale is currently advertising is a total scam.
      You couldn't even buy one of the tracks for $59.00. What you will get for your money is a small toy, that doesn't work.

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    • pachim 04/09/2021 at 10:46 AM

      There is a child's version of this model, unpowered except for the controls used by the child's hands, for sale at $232.70. So how can they sell a gasoline powered version for $69.80? I thought yesterday the price was $59 but today I see it is $69.80. I guess the strong demand has pushed up the price -- NOT!

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    • mike 04/10/2021 at 09:53 PM

      I tracked down that 272 part steam tractor kit and it actually sells for $659.00. What a scam.

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    • pachim 04/11/2021 at 11:22 AM

      The ad for the small excavator is gone from Yahoo. Maybe they sold out the supply of small, cheap models. Now there is an ad for a 4-propeller drone with a camera for $59. Another scam me thinks.

      One easy way to se if this latest offering is a scam is to go to Best Buy and see what a similar drone will cost. I did a quick search and drones at Best Buy start at $500. The drones at Best Buy are legitimate as Best Buy is a true store . So how can these people sell their product at 1/10th the price of Best Buy and still earn a profit. They can only if what they actually ship is a very small, crude product with absolutely no resemblance to what is offered in the ad.

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    • Mike65 04/13/2021 at 07:01 PM

      Just received a toy car, I got scam

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    • pachim 04/15/2021 at 10:42 AM

      There is a new ad on Yahoo for a small, handheld mini chainsaw. Th price is $69.98. The ad states it can run for 6-7 hours on one charge. With the small battery I doubt this claim for run length. Not sure if this is a scam but I have a feeling it is. Buyer beware.

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    • Lenny 04/16/2021 at 05:56 PM

      I ordered this from a yahoo advertisement:

      https://www.kayaera.com/products/1936-mercedes-benz-500k-special-roadster-diecast-car

      Received an inexpensive knockoff.

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    • Sam 04/20/2021 at 11:58 AM

      I ordered the Steam Engine and the Classic Car kit as a gift for my 14 year old grandson. You can imagine his disappointment when he open the box they shipped only to find a couple of cheap die cast toy cars. They played the same games with me as other reported; tired to get me to accept various increasing amounts of partial credits which I refused. File dispute with my CC company which is still pending.

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    • pachim 04/21/2021 at 09:38 AM

      Everyone should stop and think, can these companies sell the item offered for the low price (usually $80 or so) and still make a profit? The answer is no, they cannot. So they do send you a car, just not the one featured in the online ad. They probably figure some people will file a complaint and ask for a refund but many will just be mad and say to heck with it and chalk it up to a life-lesson. Enough people will go the latter route and so they can still make money on the scam. If they had charged the real price of the advertised goods, say a few hundred $, then everyone would demand a refund after they had received there piece of junk.

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    • Scammed on CapeCod 05/01/2021 at 04:55 PM

      This company is definitely using a bait and switch scam technique. I ordered what appeared to be two high-end metal car kits and after waiting 2 months got a cheap metal die-cast mustang toy and a plastic robot kit of some sort, neither of which are what I ordered and combined probably would cost $10 in a toy store. I tried disputing the charge on my capital one card but got nowhere, so I got stiffed for $89.97. How many thousands of dollars does this add up to when there are hundreds and hundreds of people getting scammed by these people??!! PayPal needs to wake-up and shut these people down.

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    • pachim 05/07/2021 at 09:46 AM

      There is a new ad offered on Yahoo by a company named Asatoly. The ad offers 12 metal cutting hole-saw bits of various sizes for $39.99. Ask yourself how can you sell that many metal bits for that price, averaging a little over $3/bit? You cannot. This screams scam so buyer beware.

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    • pachim 05/10/2021 at 12:16 PM

      There is now a new ad on Yahoo for a laser that according to the video in the ad can cut objects. Power for this unit is from two small batteries. This is the type of laser one would use during a PowerPoint presentation. I doubt the laser beam has enough power to cut anything, powered only by batteries. And the cost is an amazing $29.99.

      When will Yahoo quit running these nonsense ads that are more than likely bait and switch scams?

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    • pachim 05/11/2021 at 12:38 PM

      I am somewhat tempted to order the 12 piece hole-saw set just to see what they send me. But then again i could use the money for some real merchandise. I will once again pass on this generous offer, i know better.

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    • pachim 05/18/2021 at 04:20 PM

      The metal hole-cutting saw set is now offered at $47.99. Still, this new price is far to low a price for a quality set of twelve saw bits.

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    • pachim 06/04/2021 at 10:51 AM

      "They" are at it again. On Yahoo there is an ad for a radio controlled (RC) F-14 jet fighter with remote that can take off and land. This appears to be a rather large model and has folding wings just like the real jet. All for the amazing price of $39.95. The remote control would cost more than the asking price let alone the model and electronics inside. Buyer beware is all that has to be said.

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    • Report #365886 06/04/2021 at 05:42 PM

      They advertise an assortment of items on their website.
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      If you order anything from Kayaera.com you will likely get ripped off. They will send you a cheap product worth a fraction of what you paid. If you try to send the item back they will tell you to just keep it due to the cost of shipping. If you try to get your money back they will only send you a small portion of what you paid.

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    • mike 06/05/2021 at 07:53 PM

      The Lanchars F-14 RC at $44.95 is definetly a scam.
      The FNCAW V-4 272 piece engine is a scam at $47.99, the actual engine they are showing is a Stirling kit that sells for $439.99.
      The creative handicraft German cuckoo clock is also a scam at $47.99
      All these sites are powered by shopplazza and Yahoo and Paypal are mixed up in these Chinese frauds.

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    • pachim 06/08/2021 at 05:12 PM

      Hey, I have always loved cuckoo clocks. But in this case I will pass on this offer. In my mind it is too good to be true and the clock that will be sent is NOT will not at all be like the one in the video. And yes, the 4-cylinder model in the video is also obviously not what will be shipped to a buyer, not for a price of less than $48.

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    • pachim 06/15/2021 at 03:52 PM

      There is a new ad on Yahoo. For $29.99 you get the chance to purchase a pallet of returned items worth supposedly $1999. And shipping is only $4.95. This sounds kinda odd, what do you think will be on this pallet. My guess is a lot of old or returned or broken merchandise. Buyer beware. I'll pass.

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    • pachim 06/16/2021 at 10:04 AM

      It seems several ads have appeared on Yahoo in recent days for items for which the asking price is unreasonable. The latest is for a large (~24" long) remote-controlled Big Foot truck. Again payment through Pay Pal is offered. After so many people have demanded refunds for items shipped which did not come even close to matching what was ordered, I am surprised Pay Pal is still involved with these companies.

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    • rich 06/18/2021 at 08:12 PM

      if its to good to be true its not

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      true i got scam ed on a jeep 1/6 scale .they sent 1/0 scale. cheap o. did not follow my heart followed my behind. well ill try to get back my dough but maybe it was worth the lesson .out 100 bucks

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    • pachim 06/21/2021 at 10:25 AM

      Another offer has appeared on Yahoo. The ad is offering a 6-tool set, starting with a 20v cordless drill with attachments that allow for a saber saw, sander, impact driver, etc. All for the great price of $59.99. And it comes in a nice plastic storage case as well. Think about how they can sell this set for such a low price, think long and hard before you purchase one. This does not seem possible to me that a company can produce a set and sell for this low of a price.

      As a stat search Lowe's or Home Depot website for a cordless 20v drill and see what they cost, without all of the other attachments. Then decide for yourself.

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    • pachim 06/21/2021 at 10:29 AM

      One might see an an ad from a company named Eaglemoss for a 1/6 scale WWII Jeep with trailer and anti-tank gun. I have ordered one and they send out parts once a month and you can build it at your leisure. This is not a powered model. I can state that this is NOT A SCAM but a real model. And it does cost more than what the scam offering cost.

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    • pachim 06/21/2021 at 10:42 AM

      I went to Lowes.com and found a Black and Decker combo set that matches the picture of set offered in the ad. The cost for the B&D set at Lowes is $159.00. Interesting when the video plays for the ad on the Yahoo homepage one can clearly see the Black and Decker logo on the side of the drill but when you open the ad the name is blacked out. This tells you something, maybe the set you will receive will not be quite what is offered in the ad.

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    • pachim 07/10/2021 at 09:06 AM

      There is a new item available on a website linked to in Yahoo/ This is for a 4-wheel electric powered scooter that has large rubber wheels and can be used off road. The video shows a person riding up and down trails and also up concrete stairs. Asking price is $39.99. Anyone want to guess what will actually be shipped for this price, certainly not the machine displayed in the video?

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    • pachim 07/15/2021 at 12:46 AM

      There is a new offer on Yahoo. A ride-on, zero radius turn lawn mower, This is advertised as a gasoline powered unit. All for the amazing low price of $69.88. How can anyone fall for this, expecting what is pictured for less than $70.00 will actually be shipped to them.

      Go to Lowe's or Home Depot or Menards or any other legit home improvement store and price similar ride-on mowers BEFORE you make a purchase from this offer.

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    • pachim 08/09/2021 at 05:24 PM

      Once again there is an offer on Yahoo that appears to be to good to be true -- because it is not true. A dual-fuel, 12,000 watt portable generator is offered for less than $100. On the Home Depot website a similar, if not the same generator, is for sale for $1500. Ask yourself how this generator can be sold for less than 10% of what Home Depot charges? They cannot and will not ship this 12,000 watt generator for this price.

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    • Jen 08/14/2021 at 09:31 PM

      They have a solar pool skimmer and send a cheap floor vacuum instead. A lot of people get the same bait and switch item. Scam company

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    • pachim 08/17/2021 at 01:43 PM

      There are now several new ads on Yahoo for various merchandise which appears to not be as advertised. For example there is a wooden, scissoring lifting table where the asking price seems to be far too low. The table appears it may be made of maple or other similar hardwood. I doubt one could buy the wood for the price asked, much less the associated hardware. Buyer beware!

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    • pachim 08/17/2021 at 02:28 PM

      Update, the ad on Yahoo states the wood is ash. I still contend that for less that $30 one cannot produce this quality of table. The screws have all been countersunk and filled with wooden plugs. The lift mechanism alone would cost more than the asking price, throw in the cost of the wood and the price is not realistic.

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    • pachim 08/17/2021 at 02:32 PM

      Look what I found, yup plans for the exact table offered on Yahoo. See the link below. I believe they took the images from this website and created their ad. Again buyer beware!

      https://www.brilliantdiy.com/wooden-lifting-table/

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    • pachim 08/18/2021 at 12:11 PM

      Now there is a powered, 1/8 scale metal model of a WWII Tiger tank offered in an ad on Yahoo. All for less than $50. Nonsense. A similar (maybe the same model) version can be had for well over $1000. Not sure how they can sell this unless it is a plastic, 1/35 scale model. Tamiya (a legitimate model company) does sell a 1/35 scale version for about the price asked. My guess one will receive the plastic model, not the 1/8 scale version. Again buyer beware.

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    • pachim 08/20/2021 at 09:40 AM

      Will these scammers never quit? Now there is an ad on Yahoo for an electric bike, an e-bike, offered for sale at $49.00. How can anyone believe they will receive an actual full size e-bike for less that $50 when they sell from legitimate bike manufacturers for upwards of $1000. Do a bit of research on the web and see actual prices.

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    • pachim 08/21/2021 at 07:33 PM

      The latest; a tool chest and 400 piece tool set for $99.00. This works out to about 25 cents per tool. Imagine the quality of tool one will receive for a little less than 25 cents each. The blue, metal tool chest on wheels would cost more than $99.00. Unbelievable to say the least.

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    • pachim 08/28/2021 at 12:49 PM

      Another ad is now running on Yahoo. This is for a Blackstone (a legitimate company) gas-fired griddle. This is for a flat steel griddle, not a grill. What is somewhat unusual is this exact same item is for sale at dick's Sporting Goods for ~$350.00. How can AllHotIn, probably a Chinese company, sell this item for $49.95? I question this and wonder what one will actually receive if one orders this item.

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    • pachim 09/07/2021 at 09:28 AM

      Here is another ad on Yahoo. The ad offers a 12,000 watt gasoline powered standby generator for $99.33. I went to Lowe's and they have a few different 12,000 watt gasoline powered generator for sale at around $3000. Ask yourself how they can sell a similar-sized generator for such a low price. I wonder what one will receive if one orders this generator?

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    • pachim 09/13/2021 at 07:39 PM

      Another day, another offer from the sellers on Yahoo. This time it is for a FZ60 Panasonic Lumix camera for ~$40. On Amazon the same camera is for sale at $297.00. I wonder what camera will actually be shipped for this low price?

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    • pachim 09/20/2021 at 04:29 PM

      These ads on Yahoo get crazier by the day. Today there is an offer for a metal lathe for $39.99. Who could think one could buy this electric lathe for this low of a price? Not in 2021 that is. I would like to know what one gets for $39.99, certainly not the tool pictured in the ad.

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