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azure-melbourne.com info.azure.melbourne@gmail.com
| Date | 04/08/2026 |
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| Fraudulent email | info.azure.melbourne@gmail.com |
| Pseudonym | Azure Melbourne |
| Url / Website | azure-melbourne.com Scamdoc Trust Score | Contact / Whois info |
| Scam contents | Website blocked by antovirus and unable to be reached via Chrome and Edge |
| Comment / Review | Azure Melbourne (often appearing as Azure Boutique or similar, distinct from Microsoft Azure) is widely reported as a dropshipping scam targeting Australian consumers. Customers report low-quality goods, long shipping times from China, difficulties obtaining refunds, and deceptive branding that implies a Melbourne-based business. Key details regarding the Azure Melbourne scam: Deceptive Practices: The site uses social media ads to present as a high-end Australian fashion boutique, but ships inferior, poorly sized, or incorrect items. No Contact/Refunds: Customers report it is virtually impossible to contact the seller, with no working phone number, leading to issues with returns and refund requests. Shipping Issues: Items often take weeks or months to arrive, often arriving from overseas, despite claims of being based in Melbourne. Common Complaints: Many reviews on ProductReview.com.au and Trustpilot report that the products received bear no resemblance to the images advertised. Antivurus program message: “azure-melborne.com could be a fake-e-store. Hackers create fake online stores to look like a real store, so they can try to steal your personal info or money"
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