Dotti wrote:I removed your second post, simply because it will keep all replies in one topic.
I'm sorry you were scammed. I can confirm that this is a fake electronics site, and it is still active. There are several indicators, but the dates are a good example:
Updated Date: 14-jan-2011
Creation Date: 14-jan-2011
Expiration Date: 14-jan-2012
Yet the site states: © 2005-2011
http://www.tohebuy.comAnd, once again, it didn't take long to find a bunch of the scammers' additional scam sites, all registered in 2011, also for one year only.
http://www.uterou.comhttp://www.eleships.comwoykee.com
ijsds.com
xinshops.com
cheap-tv-deals.com
http://www.02park.com(Hint: look at the "about us" section on each of these sites)
One of our site killers will take a look and see what they can do.. They may need those emails you have saved for evidence, so please make sure you hang onto them.
I HAVE SPOKEN TO SOME OF THE VICTIMS AND THIS IS WHAT THEY SAY:1. Brian says:
June 2, 2011 at 6:29 am
ME too!… I was scammed by these guys. I ordered a portable hard drive and after I sent my payment, I waited and no product was sent. I asked for a UPS tracking number and was told that my package was lost and they would resend it. after waiting again, I was told that they no longer carried portable hard drives. They offered to step me up to a more expensive product, but I declined and asked for a refund. Of course, this has not happened after numerous attempts at communicating with the company. Tohebuy.com is a total scam!.. do not use them.
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2. Ronnie Bell says:
June 2, 2011 at 9:21 am
Unfortunately, it looks like I’ve been scammed, too. Purported to be the Apple factory in China with prices at less than 50% of U.S. retail, I ordered a 27? I-Mac desktop for a total of $905. They sent me a bogus UPS number and said my computer was “selected” by the customs office and I would be required to pay an additional $510 to get it out of customs and shipped.
I asked for immediate shipment or a refund, neither of which seems to be forthcoming. Although I have informed the Ministry of Foreign Trade in China, the U.S. Embassy and a friend who speaks Mandarin and will intercede for me, I don’t expect any positive results.
They keep answering my e-mails @ their
[email protected] address but only to ask for more money.
My next step will be to contact my U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer to see if I can get something done abut this though I don’t ever expect to see my $$$$ again.
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3. Jule Trewin says:
June 3, 2011 at 1:09 am
perfect post!
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4. joan says:
June 25, 2011 at 1:22 am
how can we stop them from having a lot of victims they are still operating until now and a lot of people are ordering items from them and it is not arriving…. we should do something to stop them…Please guys we should do something about this you can contact me in my email address if you are also a victim..