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Vuzom or KEFXS.com
| Date | 07/23/2025 |
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| Pseudonym | Vuzom or KEFXS.com |
| Url / Website | kefxs.com Scamdoc Trust Score | Contact / Whois info |
| Scam contents | They advertise full silicone denture sets for $30 . They even describe in great detail their product with pictures and testimonials and pictures of the cheap stuff the other guys sell . |
| Comment / Review | Let me tell you that the other guys product did suck but i ordered it through TEMU for $1.99 so i ordered the silicone dentures set from them for $35 including shipping protection and what not.. well let me tell you not only did i wait 2 months and 5 days for the package to finally arrive , what was in the package was the cheap item that the other guys sell and clearly not what they advertised. As you can see in the pictures i attached. Screenshots of their webpage posts and picture of what they sent me.
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Report #865789 08/09/2025 at 03:36 AM
Company Called Vuzom or Kefxs. TOTAL SCAMMERS. Represent unrealistic robot dogs for $49.00 US for two but then the charge comes through on card as $71.39 US from something called *AST lukcr London GB. The dogs are a piece of you know what, worth at best $5 and need AA batteries despite being advertised as rechargeable. I gave mine to the Salvos, have fought to get all my money back and looks like I have success. My first scam and hopefully the last.
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Company Called Vuzom or Kefxs. TOTAL SCAMMERS. In my case Represent unrealistic robot dogs for $49.00 US for two but then the charge comes through on card as $71.39 US from something called *AST lukcr London GB. The dogs are a piece of you know what, worth at best $5 and need AA batteries despite being advertised as rechargeable and are not anything as advertised. I gave mine to the Salvos, have fought to get all my money back and looks like I have success. My first scam and hopefully the last.
Fraudulent email : support@vuzom.com