Recently I can see almost every day a new scam campaign by a Facebook/Instagram scam gang. They take some images from the web, often from Kickstarter, Indiegogo etc. – and they sell it at ridiculous low prices. Of course buyers will never get anything. Please let me know in case you see sites I should add here:
2ufuture.com (taken down)
allbuyhub.com (disabled by Shopify)
amazingminisales.com
autobest.shop
b1ess.com (taken down)
bealoving.com (taken down)
To keep the main page a bit cleaner here is a list of the Facebook sponsored ad scams by this particular criminal gang.
Many of the websites are already taken down. But new ones are created every day.
Details are on my main page:
A new type scam on Facebook
Have you been scammed? Here is what you can do:
Contact your bank Dispute the fraudulent transaction It may help to talk to the disputes department Many here have been successful getting their money back.
I received some images from a scammed Momo-Lucky customer in the USA.
What was odered – an electric snow shovel:
[](https://noscams.info/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/shovel_ordered.png)Shovel Ordered From Momo-Lucky The package that arrived:
[](https://noscams.info/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/shovel_tracking-1.jpg)Momo-Lucky tracking to the USA (I presume that the senders address and the phone number are fake. The address in Chinese characters is: 酒仙桥东路10号，一号楼，155号房间, 朝阳区, 北京市 )
And what was inside the package:
[Xiaomi Fake on FacebookIt was posted by Mi Xiaomi, Here is their Facebook page – [Click it!](https://www.facebook.com/pg/Mi-Xiaomi-116363839277508/) The ad campaign links to http://scooter.mi-xiaomi.co.uk
When you do a WHOIS for mi-xiaomi.co.uk you will that the website registered on: 06-Nov-2018 – 3 days ago!
What is sad is, that any scam can create a Facebook ad campaign and can reach many 10,000 Facebook users.
Some #electronics_scams for August 2018. The Chinese websites are usually no delivery sites, the international websites usually just want to get your credit card number. Be careful!
bestbuyfr.online
cameraonline.club
flightclubsale.com
gd-orgelectronics.com
hk-ori.com
hkdbs.cc
juxiang-tech.com
kingmetal-products.com
lalide-lighting.com
lalidelighting.com
laptops-shopings.club
lesia.cc
mobileoutlet.club
mobilephonestore.co
pulitechnology.com
shenzhenluckytitytechnology.com
shenzhenzhimeiindustrial.com
sunshing.club
sz-weiming.com
szjiulongtech.com
szxiaopeng.com
xshowtrade.com
yue-mingtech.com
zhongxingdatechnology.com
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Here is an update to my #electronics_scams list. As usual, most are from China, but there are a few others. If you have any question about any of the sites – or any other website – ask me!
appleiphonewholesaler.com
bestgoelec.com
canfanshop.site
dcomputer.club
hk-topwell.com
mobile168cn.com
mobileconsumerelectronics.com
omgd-electronics.com
pcvipmall.com
rocketstock.store
smartphonebuysale.site
szruiantong.com
tioverukt.site
united-coopgroup.com
Very often I get asked How do you know it is a scam? Usually I can tell within the first 3 Seconds. Today Moty asked me how about https://eeonstore.com/ ?
Let’s start with having a look how old the website is, for that I use the HE Net WHOIS: https://bgp.he.net/dns/eeonstore.com#_whois
It said: Creation Date: 2018-03-14 – the website is as of today just 2 month old. Even though on their website they write: EEON become the leading US wholesaler and distributor of the Apple iPhone since 2007.
There are still plenty of electronics scams online. Here is my latest list. As usual most are from China. But some have (fake) USA addresses. Take good care!
bestvaluedelectronics.com
bubanke.com
buymalio.com
by-we.com
cacclimited.com
candaelectronics.com
devicetelecomltd.com
eeonstore.com
etradersupply.com
giftbyland.com
gotowholesale.com
hardwpc.com
hk-bhd.com
newtewei.com
paidforeal.com
phonextrade.com
pukong-electronic.com
salesforalltd.com
sharebiggest.com
shefanshop.site
socoolbiz.com
solt-tech.com
starmobilephone.com
sz-mvptrade.com
szbooy.com
uuc-electronic.com
wholesalesalestore.com
winpowerusb.com
wsdqq.com
yiygou.com
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Quite a few people asked on my website and our Facebook page on feedback on websites like http://maintainedplaza.com, http://postedsale.com, http://filledsale.com – do they look similar to you? Prices are low, too low to be believable. No contact, no address.
They all look more or less like this one:
Typical tool scam website.Aim is purely to get your credit card details. In case you did enter your card details, I suggest you monitor your credit card bill very closely.
Some #electronics_scams for February 2018. Note that not all seem to be from China. There are a few that look like from other countries.
3nodtrading.com
bestsupplierprice.com
buyvipmall.com
dohotby.com
dslelectronicsworld.com
easyforeigntrade.com
electronicventuresltd.com
euairwheel.com
euvipwheel.com
fansele.com
geteke-tech.com
hk-expressproduct.com
hoveboad.com
intelligentsd.store
jinwowde.com
keyelectronictrade.com
legou-group.com
sz-nuping.com
szsunrisegroup.com
szwellphone-tech.com
xiaopeng-tech.com
zhongxingda-tech.com
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