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support@deziretrip.com deziretrip store
| Date | 12/05/2024 |
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| Fraudulent email | support@deziretrip.com |
| Pseudonym | deziretrip store |
| Url / Website | deziretrip.com Scamdoc Trust Score | Contact / Whois info |
| Scam contents | The website deziretrip.com exhibits several characteristics of a scam: Fake Products: The site claims to sell popular and limited-edition sneakers at unrealistically low prices, a hallmark of counterfeit product websites. Anonymity: The domain registration is hidden, and there are no verifiable contact details or social media links, making it difficult to trace the site's operators. Recent Domain: The website was only registered in August 2024 and has a short expiration period, further suggesting it is designed for quick fraudulent operations. |
| Comment / Review | I strongly advise against shopping at deziretrip.com. The site sells fake sneakers and operates under highly suspicious practices. Payments are directed to Hohamon Technology Hong Kong Limited, which claims to be a game development company in Hong Kong — likely another layer of the scam. Additionally, the address listed on the website is supposedly linked to a German mechanical engineering company. However, this is suspicious as the website for that company, http://www.luichtl.com/, redirects to http://s380859556.website-start.de/, which appears dubious and unprofessional. After purchasing, I experienced extreme difficulty reaching the seller. They ignored my emails until I threatened to file a PayPal dispute (lucky I had PayPal Purchase Protection). Save yourself the trouble and avoid this fraudulent site!
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maxi 12/05/2024 at 08:41 AM
Take a good look at this shop! It should represent a German-language webshop (at least in the EU). The terms&conditions are in Frensh! Germans do not read Frensh! Then: for German online shops, an "Imprint" (Impressum) is mandatory. A separate document containing the exact company details. It is missing! Then take a look with street view at the given German address. That is the address of the "Thalhofer Holzzentrum", so a timber trade. Then click on the "about us" page. It says that this webshop has been in San Jose California since 1993. Then take a look at the delivery conditions. The delivery time is far too long for within the EU or for within the USA. One of the "shipping partners" is the French Colissimo. A German (or American) company is not likely to use a French delivery service. But most importantly, there is NO auditable company data! Then it's a SCAM. By the way, there are not even general terms and conditions where the company details should otherwise be found. Very STUPID made scam-shop, perhaps made by children?