Vanske.com came to us recently through one way or another. When we looked at it initially, we found several errors in the site the concluded to us that they were indeed a scam website.

Is Vanske Legit? Not from we saw on the site. In this article we’ll do our best to help show you just why we believe Vanske.com isn’t an authentic shop, nor why they should be trusted. Hopefully this review will help you think twice before purchasing through stores like these.

This is an automated report on Vanske.com, so our apologies if it doesn’t come out exactly right or sounds a little too generic (or vague). If we get enough people interested, we will write a more detailed article about Vanske!

Quick Review

• Vanske is connected with an email address that has been linked with several other fraudulent scams.
• Vanske’s site is around or less than one month old.
• Vanske has some shady discounts on their site, as well as not explaining why everything is so discounted.
• Vanske is impersonating a legit brand name and pretending to be them.
• There is a website or two that looks like Vanske.

Vanske.com Is Vans®?

When you come to a website, you have to trust nothing, and double check everything. And that’s just what we did. If you scroll around on their site, you should find that Vanske.com claims that Vans® is the one who owns this store.

Is this site called Vans®? (The answer is probably no.) If the answer is no, then who exactly is Vans®, and why are they claiming to be the owner of this site?

This is sadly a typical ploy by scammers to make you believe they are a legit company. If you were to look up Vans®, you would find that they are more than likely a legit company that sells some sort of popular brand. But, if you go to Vans®’s website, it would take you to their site, and not to this site. This site isn’t related to Vans® in any way.

Not only that, but Vanske.com is also using copyright material from Vans®. The logo on their site, and other images are all images that are owned by Vans®. To do business under them would mean that Vanske.com is running an illegal operation (which they are doing, by the way).

But that isn’t all that they are doing.

What Do Public Records Reveal?

Before we actually came to this site, we checked some free, public records on the site, just to see when it was registered and when it was last updated. Turns out that this specific domain was registered some time recently, making it an extremely young site.

As you’ll notice in the above screenshot, you’ll see that it hasn’t been long at all since Vanske.com has been created.

Scammers will often close down their website after a few months, because everyone has learned that it’s a scam. Because of Vanske.com because such a young site, there could be a possibility for it to be a scam.

Every site does have a start date – even legit ones. So, to suggest that Vanske is a scam only on the above info isn’t a wise thing to do.

However, if you add this to the other stuff we explain in this article, it does certainly add to the weight of the argument that this site is a scam.

Same Scam – Different Name?

We’ve looked at a large number of scam websites, and the more we look at, the more we see similarities between scam websites.

When we had originally looked at Vanske.com, we immediately thought that it looked like a scam website, because we had reviewed another website or two that had the same exact type of display that Vanske.com had.

Depending on how you viewed the site, you may (or may not) be able to see that Vanske looks very similar to the site above (in the screenshot). They appeared to us nearly identical, in size and color, to that other site.

Because of this, we suspected that it was the same scammer behind these sites. Many times, scammers will open several sites, that resemble each other. Some go so far as to use the same contact info on each site!

Low Prices = Scammer Site?

Sites that claim to have discounts should be ones that you are very skeptical of. You’ll notice on Vanske.com that they have many products marked down nearly 50%.

If a site doesn’t give a good reason as to why they have discounts, then it’s better to not give in to the urge to purchase whatever product you are look at.

Scammers love to use discounts and low prices to bring in traffic to their site. Many people will think, ‘It’s only $10, $20, $30 dollars that I’m going to lose if it is a scam. So what do I have to lose?’

Unfortunately, the reason why some of these scammers are still around is because of people who give up $30 dollars. Get 50 people to give up that much money in one scam, and the scammer already has $1500 just from that one website.

Now, don’t get us wrong. Just because a site has discounts on it doesn’t mean that it’s a scam. But what we are saying is that if they don’t give any good reason as to why they are selling products for such a low price, then they are best to be avoided.

Sites that have low prices are sites that you should make sure to look into and see if they are truly a scam (which is why you are here, right?)

Linking Fraudulent Websites Together

While we were looking at the site, we actually found something that helped confirm our suspicions that this site was a scam.

We found an email address that was in some way connected with this site. This email was one that we had seen before, and one that we were pretty familiar with.

What’s interesting about this email address is that we’ve seen it so many different times that we can’t remember how many (it’s been quite a few…)!

And if we do a quick search on support@jdonline.info, we find that there are several other fraudulent websites that seem to be out there by this same scammer.

So, this site and the owners of it, seem to have been doing this for a while. Which makes it no surprise that Vanske.com is a scam.

Is Vanske Legit?

So, to reiterate what we said above:

• Vanske is running some sketchy discounts
• Vanske appears to be trying to pretend that they are Vans®
• Vanske.com’s website looks like another website
• Vanske.com is still a very young site
• Vanske uses an email that also is behind other fraudulent websites

In the end, from what we’ve found on the site, it does appear to be that Vanske is a scam and not legitimate.

Don’t Get Scammed Again!

We know what it’s like getting scammed – we’ve gotten scammed plenty of times. But because of this, we were able to find similarities between many scam websites.

We created a video course, How To Detect Online Scams, in which we explain these similarities and methods we use to check a website. And we’re happily able to offer it to you for a discounted price.

Unfortunately, we can’t really give you the money that you lost by being scammed (if you did get scammed). But we can give you our course for a cheaper and more affordable price.

Follow the link below and get our course for 50% off of its original price. It’s our way of trying to help out those who have been scammed before, and/or those who don’t have a lot of money to spend!

You’re here wondering about Hokasshoes.site. Maybe you were ripped off, maybe you’re wondering about something on the site, or maybe you’re just a curious person. Whatever the case, you’re probably wondering whether Hokasshoes.site is legit or not. And we’re here to answer just that.

Is Hokasshoes a scam? We believe so, and we hope to answer that very question in the article below. By the end of the article, you’ll learn just what Hokasshoes.site is connected with. We’ll also look into several things that they claim, that may (or may not) be true.

So let’s go!

This is an automated report on Hokasshoes.site, so our apologies if it doesn’t come out exactly right or sounds a little too generic (or vague). If we get enough people interested, we will write a more detailed article about Hokasshoes!

Quick Review

• There is a website or two that looks like Hokasshoes.
• Hokasshoes has some shady discounts on their site, as well as not explaining why everything is so discounted.
• Hokasshoes is connected with an email address that has been linked with several other fraudulent scams.
• Hokasshoes is impersonating a legit brand name and pretending to be them.

Impersonation Of Hoka One One

One of the things that we find on the site is that Hokasshoes is pretending to be Hoka One One, a popular brand/company (depending on where you live).

If you take a look at the above screenshot, you can see clearly that they are trying to pretend that they are Hoka One One, since they show the logo and/or the name right on the top of their site.

If a site ever claims to be a certain brand, and they don’t have the same domain as the brand (especially popular, well-known brands), then it is more than likely a scam.

And Hokasshoes.site is no different.

Hokasshoes is using Hoka One One’s copyrighted images, as well as their logos to promote their scam. What their doing is illegal, immoral, and down right wrong.

But, being an impersonation website isn’t the only thing that shows them as being a scam.

Hokasshoes.site’s Shady Discounts

When going to Hokasshoes.site, the site seems like a normal one. On their site, they claim to be a store that offers discounts and lower prices. So much lower that they claim you can save 30%-70% of the retail cost, or so it seems.

However, when you take a close look at their discounts, and their products for that matter, you’ll notice a common theme. And that theme is that every single product they list appears to be running a discount:

We’ve seen this enough times to know that this is a scam. If a site has that many products on their store for those low of prices, then it truly is a scam. There really is no need to investigate further about it.

You don’t purchase lawn-mowers, computer desks, or even beach chair sets for that low of a price (or whatever they’re selling on their site).

This is just a common ploy by scammers to get traffic to their site. People see low prices, go to the scammer’s site, purchase something (because they think they are getting a good deal), and lose money over it.

Now, like we said, we could stop our review there, and say that the site is indeed a scam. But, just because we’re convinced that it’s a scam, doesn’t necessarily mean that you, the reader, are convinced. So, it’s on the next issue with the site.

Other Sites That Look Like Hokasshoes.site

We’ve looked into a number of scams over the past months. And something that we’ve found is that, for some strange reason, owners of sites will create multiple sites that look similar or exactly a like.

Most of these sites are scams. Or at least, every time we’ve seen a ‘look-a-like’ site, they’ve come out as being scams. But we guess someone could create two sites that look exactly the same, and have them be legit.

As you can see in the above screenshot, we have a site that looks very similar to Hokasshoes. And there could possibly be several of them out there as well. When we find one similar site, 2-3 usually aren’t that far behind.

Like we said, we’re not entirely sure why a website that is legitimate would do this. But it could be entirely possible.

Just means that this as itself may not conclusively prove that this site is a scam. But, on the flip side, it does discredit Hokasshoes’s authenticity because of it, and ranks them lower due to having a ‘double’.

The Fraudulent Email Address

We haven’t really give much conclusive proof that this site is a scam, have we?

Well, we won’t beat around the bush any longer. We do have some pretty concrete proof that this site, and the owner behind it, are fraudulent.

Because we continued to check all the information on the site, we looked into an email address that we saw come from their site. And we found something rather interesting:

As you can see above, they list their email address, probably to give as customer-service or something

.Nothing is strange about giving out your contact email. A lot of companies do it – how else are you going to let people know how they can contact you?

However, when we saw the email address, we recognized it immediately. We had actually seen it before, on numerous websites. Scam websites, we might add.

Above is a screenshot of many scams that the owner(s) of Hokasshoes have been a part of. And that is just part of it. That screenshot shows only part of the fraudulent websites they are part of.

So, all in all, Hokasshoes.site isn’t a site that we would recommend you use, or try to purchase something from. The owner of it is clearly a scam artist who knows what he’s doing.

We Don’t Recommend Hokasshoes.site!

So, to reiterate what we said above:

• Hokasshoes is running some sketchy discounts
• Hokasshoes appears to be trying to pretend that they are Hoka One One
• Hokasshoes.site’s website looks like another website
• Hokasshoes uses an email that also is behind other fraudulent websites

In the end, you will only lose money if you buy through Hokasshoes.site, since they don’t seem like the type who will actually send anything to you. They are a fraudulent company that shouldn’t be around and shouldn’t be promoted.

Learn From Us!

We know what it’s like getting scammed – we’ve gotten scammed plenty of times. But because of this, we were able to find similarities between many scam websites.

We created a video course, How To Detect Online Scams, in which we explain these similarities and methods we use to check a website. And we’re happily able to offer it to you for a discounted price.

Unfortunately, we can’t really give you the money that you lost by being scammed (if you did get scammed). But we can give you our course for a cheaper and more affordable price.

Follow the link below and get our course for 50% off of its original price. It’s our way of trying to help out those who have been scammed before, and/or those who don’t have a lot of money to spend!

You’re probably here trying to figure out if RusselStock.co is a scam or not. Maybe you’re here to see whether it’s legit. In either case, you’ve come to the right place.

In this review we’ll take a look at just why we think that RusselStock is a scam. Hopefully by the end of it, you will learn some ways on how to tell if future websites are a scam.

This is an automated report on RusselStock.co, so our apologies if it doesn’t come out exactly right or sounds a little too generic (or vague). If we get enough people interested, we will write a more detailed article about RusselStock!

Quick Review

• RusselStock is impersonating a legit brand name and pretending to be them.
• RusselStock has some shady discounts on their site, as well as not explaining why everything is so discounted.
• RusselStock is connected with an email address that has been linked with several other fraudulent scams.

Low Prices = Scammer Site?

As you’ll notice on the site, and in the above screenshot, RusselStock.co has discounts on their site. Some of over 50%.

Nothing is wrong with discounts, but when a site comes claiming that they have discounts, and don’t explain why they are having the discounts, then it is probably a scam.

Scammers love to use discounts to bring people to their site. People see the discounts, decide to purchase, and get scammed.

Of course, just because a site has discounts, or low prices, doesn’t mean that they are a scam. But when a site shows up, hasn’t been around for a while, and claims to have discounts, then it’s highly likely that they are a scam.

So, because of the discounts, there is a high probability that RusselStock.co is a scam.

RusselStock.co’s Claims And Impersonations

When you go to the site, it becomes clearer that RusselStock.co is claiming to be some store called Russell & Bromley. Now, for those who don’t know, Russell & Bromley is a well-known store that sells some sort of brand-name product.

What’s even more interesting is that Russell & Bromley has their own store and website. So, why exactly is RusselStock.co claiming to be Russell & Bromley?

Claiming to be a store when you really aren’t isn’t something that is legal. You can’t open up a store and pretend to be a popular brand of clothing.

If you see something like that on the internet, then it’s best not to work with them, and to report them immediately. They’re doing something that only hurts them and the company they are trying to impersonate.

Now, if a store is impersonating a company, that doesn’t make them completely a scam. Yes, if they are copying some other company that does mean that they are doing something illegal, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that you won’t receive anything from them.

Many times, these types of sites will spring up, offer discounts, and actually send you a product. The only problem will be that the product you receive is actually just a knock-off brand product that was made from China (or some other cheap place), which is why they can sell it so inexpensive.

Either way, if you are looking for authentic, Russell & Bromley brand products, then RusselStock.co isn’t the place to look for it.

Legit Email Leads To Scam Warning?

While we were looking at the site, we actually found something that helped confirm our suspicions that this site was a scam.

We found an email address that was in some way connected with this site. This email was one that we had seen before, and one that we were pretty familiar with.

What’s interesting about this email address is that we’ve seen it so many different times that we can’t remember how many (it’s been quite a few…)!

And if we do a quick search on cs16@customerservicehome.com, we find that there are several other fraudulent websites that seem to be out there by this same scammer.

So, this site and the owners of it, seem to have been doing this for a while. Which makes it no surprise that RusselStock.co is a scam.

We Don’t Recommend RusselStock.co!

So, to reiterate what we said above:

• RusselStock is running some sketchy discounts
• RusselStock appears to be trying to pretend that they are Russell & Bromley
• RusselStock uses an email that also is behind other fraudulent websites

In the end, from what we’ve found on the site, it does appear to be that RusselStock is a scam and not legitimate.

Learn The Clues!

We know what it’s like getting scammed – we’ve gotten scammed plenty of times. But because of this, we were able to find similarities between many scam websites.

We created a video course, How To Detect Online Scams, in which we explain these similarities and methods we use to check a website. And we’re happily able to offer it to you for a discounted price.

Unfortunately, we can’t really give you the money that you lost by being scammed (if you did get scammed). But we can give you our course for a cheaper and more affordable price.

Follow the link below and get our course for 50% off of its original price. It’s our way of trying to help out those who have been scammed before, and/or those who don’t have a lot of money to spend!

You’re probably here wondering about ClothesTrip.club and whether they are legit. Well, we’re here to help bring clarity to this very issue. Unfortunately, this scammer has been scamming people for a while.

Is ClothesTrip legit?

It definitely doesn’t appear to be so. We’ve checked it out, and from what we found, ClothesTrip.club isn’t a site that we would recommend you use. With issues and errors that we’ll get into below, it’s best to steer clear from ClothesTrip.

This is an automated report on ClothesTrip.club, so our apologies if it doesn’t come out exactly right or sounds a little too generic (or vague). If we get enough people interested, we will write a more detailed article about ClothesTrip!

Quick Review

• ClothesTrip has some shady discounts on their site, as well as not explaining why everything is so discounted.
• ClothesTrip is impersonating a legit brand name and pretending to be them.
• ClothesTrip is connected with an email address that has been linked with several other fraudulent scams.

Just Who Are ClothesTrip.club Claiming To Be?

When you go to the site, it becomes clearer that ClothesTrip.club is claiming to be some store called Fila. Now, for those who don’t know, Fila is a well-known store that sells some sort of brand-name product.

What’s even more interesting is that Fila has their own store and website. So, why exactly is ClothesTrip.club claiming to be Fila?

Claiming to be a store when you really aren’t isn’t something that is legal. You can’t open up a store and pretend to be a popular brand of clothing.

If you see something like that on the internet, then it’s best not to work with them, and to report them immediately. They’re doing something that only hurts them and the company they are trying to impersonate.

Now, if a store is impersonating a company, that doesn’t make them completely a scam. Yes, if they are copying some other company that does mean that they are doing something illegal, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that you won’t receive anything from them.

Many times, these types of sites will spring up, offer discounts, and actually send you a product. The only problem will be that the product you receive is actually just a knock-off brand product that was made from China (or some other cheap place), which is why they can sell it so inexpensive.

Either way, if you are looking for authentic, Fila brand products, then ClothesTrip.club isn’t the place to look for it.

Don’t Be Deceived By Discounts!

Now, probably the main reason most people come to ClothesTrip.club is because of their discounts. Maybe it was through some ad that you saw them, or another person posted something about them.

The strange thing with these discounts is that everything seems to be discounted – most of the products have some sort of low price. We don’t know about you and where you shop, but where we come from, that just isn’t the typical way to do discounts.

You don’t find a large collection of products, things that naturally go for several hundred dollars, to all be discounted that low.

This is just a ploy used by a scammer to get you to your site, and see if you will fall for their schemes. When you’ve taken a look at the number of websites that we have, you would know that this is a scam, and fraudulent website.

As the old adage goes, if it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.

The Email Connected With ClothesTrip.club

So, you may be sitting there, and thinking all the above information just isn’t convincing enough for you to call this a scam. But what if we said that we could prove that this site is a scam?

What if we said that we had proof that ClothesTrip.club has been connected with other fraudulent websites?

If you take a look at the above screenshot, you’ll notice that it is an image of an email address. Nothing looks wrong with that email, does it?

However, that email address is connected to several other fraudulent websites.

As you see in the screenshot below, that email address, and thus ClothesTrip.club, has been connected with several websites running scams:

So there isn’t really anything else to say except that ClothesTrip.club is indeed a scam, and one that we wouldn’t recommend you use!

Is ClothesTrip Legit?

So, to reiterate what we said above:

• ClothesTrip is running some sketchy discounts
• ClothesTrip appears to be trying to pretend that they are Fila
• ClothesTrip uses an email that also is behind other fraudulent websites

All in all, ClothesTrip is a site that we would highly recommend you don’t purchase from, nor trust the scammer behind it. You’ll only be left with headache and heartache.

Learn From Us!

We know what it’s like getting scammed – we’ve gotten scammed plenty of times. But because of this, we were able to find similarities between many scam websites.

We created a video course, How To Detect Online Scams, in which we explain these similarities and methods we use to check a website. And we’re happily able to offer it to you for a discounted price.

Unfortunately, we can’t really give you the money that you lost by being scammed (if you did get scammed). But we can give you our course for a cheaper and more affordable price.

Follow the link below and get our course for 50% off of its original price. It’s our way of trying to help out those who have been scammed before, and/or those who don’t have a lot of money to spend!

You’re probably here trying to figure out if Weber.Enjoyzz.com is a scam or not. Maybe you’re here to see whether it’s legit. In either case, you’ve come to the right place.

In this review we’ll take a look at just why we think that Weber_Enjoyzz is a scam. Hopefully by the end of it, you will learn some ways on how to tell if future websites are a scam.

This is an automated report on Weber_Enjoyzz.com, so our apologies if it doesn’t come out exactly right or sounds a little too generic (or vague). If we get enough people interested, we will write a more detailed article about Weber_Enjoyzz!

Quick Review

• Weber_Enjoyzz is connected with an email address that has been linked with several other fraudulent scams.
• Weber_Enjoyzz has some shady discounts on their site, as well as not explaining why everything is so discounted.
• Weber_Enjoyzz is impersonating a legit brand name and pretending to be them.
• Weber_Enjoyzz lies about allowing PayPal, when in reality, they don’t allow it.

PayPal, Or No PayPal?

If you look around on the site, you’ll see that PayPal is a supposed method for paying for a product.

Weirdly enough, when you go to actually make a purchase, you don’t seem to be able to use PayPal as a method for paying.

It definitely doesn’t appear to be a fluke of some sort. They clearly say that they accept PayPal, and then they don’t actually live up to that.

If you claim to do one thing, but then don’t go through with that claim, it makes your business look bad. Doesn’t overly mean that they are a scam, but one would head in that direction.

But that’s not all that was found on the site.

Weber_Enjoyzz.com Is Weber?

One of the things that we find on the site is that Weber_Enjoyzz is pretending to be Weber, a popular brand/company (depending on where you live).

If you take a look at the above screenshot, you can see clearly that they are trying to pretend that they are Weber, since they show the logo and/or the name right on the top of their site.

If a site ever claims to be a certain brand, and they don’t have the same domain as the brand (especially popular, well-known brands), then it is more than likely a scam.

And Weber_Enjoyzz.com is no different.

Weber_Enjoyzz is using Weber’s copyrighted images, as well as their logos to promote their scam. What their doing is illegal, immoral, and down right wrong.

But, being an impersonation website isn’t the only thing that shows them as being a scam.

Why Are The Discounts There?

Most likely, you came to Weber_Enjoyzz because you saw that they seemed to have products on their site for a fairly low price. Well, as you know, looks can be deceiving.

As you can see in the above screenshot, every single product that they have listed on their site seems to be discounted down in some way.

Whether it’s a refrigerator or a tent (or something in between), each one of these items are marked down fairly significantly. Which makes the whole site look pretty sketchy.

Sadly, many will fall for this trick that scammers use often. A scammer will make a site with high discounts, advertise it on a social media platform, and people will flock to it like ducks to water.

If a site has discounts, and each product is the same exact price as each other, then it is most definitely a scam. There shouldn’t even be a question about it being legitimate.

But that is not all that we found on this site either.

Can We Prove Weber_Enjoyzz.com Is A Scam?

While we were looking at the site, we actually found something that helped confirm our suspicions that this site was a scam.

We found an email address that was in some way connected with this site. This email was one that we had seen before, and one that we were pretty familiar with.

What’s interesting about this email address is that we’ve seen it so many different times that we can’t remember how many (it’s been quite a few…)!

And if we do a quick search on service@maingmail.com, we find that there are several other fraudulent websites that seem to be out there by this same scammer.

So, this site and the owners of it, seem to have been doing this for a while. Which makes it no surprise that Weber_Enjoyzz.com is a scam.

Is Weber_Enjoyzz Legit?

So, to reiterate what we said above:

• Weber_Enjoyzz is running some sketchy discounts
• Weber_Enjoyzz appears to be trying to pretend that they are Weber
• Weber_Enjoyzz seems to claim they allow PayPal, when they don’t really
• Weber_Enjoyzz uses an email that also is behind other fraudulent websites

All in all, Weber_Enjoyzz is a site that we would highly recommend you don’t purchase from, nor trust the scammer behind it. You’ll only be left with headache and heartache.

Don’t Lose More Money!

We know what it’s like getting scammed – we’ve gotten scammed plenty of times. But because of this, we were able to find similarities between many scam websites.

We created a video course, How To Detect Online Scams, in which we explain these similarities and methods we use to check a website. And we’re happily able to offer it to you for a discounted price.

Unfortunately, we can’t really give you the money that you lost by being scammed (if you did get scammed). But we can give you our course for a cheaper and more affordable price.

Follow the link below and get our course for 50% off of its original price. It’s our way of trying to help out those who have been scammed before, and/or those who don’t have a lot of money to spend!

You’re probably here wondering why on earth someone would call Many.Cattgshop.com a scam. Maybe you’ve purchased something from them. Or maybe you were interested in all those deals they seem to have, and decided to check out some other reviews before you actually purchased something.

We’re glad you did decide to take a look at this article, whatever your motive was for looking up this site. Because, we’ve found that Many.Cattgshop is a site that isn’t legit, nor is one you really want to be shopping at. What exactly did we find, and how do we know?

Continue reading to find out!

This is an automated report on Many.Cattgshop.com, so our apologies if it doesn’t come out exactly right or sounds a little too generic (or vague). If we get enough people interested, we will write a more detailed article about Many.Cattgshop!

Quick Review

• Many_Cattgshop is impersonating a legit brand name and pretending to be them.
• Many_Cattgshop’s site is around or less than one month old.
• Many_Cattgshop has some shady discounts on their site, as well as not explaining why everything is so discounted.
• Many_Cattgshop lies about allowing PayPal, when in reality, they don’t allow it.
• Many_Cattgshop is connected with an email address that has been linked with several other fraudulent scams.

Many_Cattgshop.com’s Whois Info

When someone goes to buy a domain name, they leave behind the exact date when they registered that domain, as well as when they last updated that domain. And all that information is publicly available for anyone wants to look at it.

As you can see above, the data says that they actually registered their domain rather recently. Which doesn’t bode well in a site’s ‘trust-factor’.

All sites, legit and scams, are usually not that ‘trustworthy’ until they are 6 months to a year old. It’s been proven that scam sites are on average significantly younger than legit sites.

Scammers will run a scam until it’s found out and no one purchase from it (which usually takes several months, depending on how they run their scam). And so because of that, Many_Cattgshop just isn’t exactly trustworthy yet.

Payment Methods For Many_Cattgshop…

If you scroll all the way down to the bottom of Many_Cattgshop.com, you’ll find that they claim they have a secure checkout in place.

One of those ‘secure’ checkouts is through PayPal, or so they claim on their site.

This is, once again, a typical ploy used by scammers to get people to think they are legit. Because if a site is using PayPal, then they are usually authentic, right?

In all actuality, using or not using PayPal doesn’t really show anything about authenticity. But what does show a lack of authenticity is when a site claims they use something, but in reality don’t.

Scammers, for who knows why, will often put up that they allow purchases to be made through PayPal. But when you get to the actual page to purchase something, you find that this isn’t quite true.

As the screenshot above can show you, Many_Cattgshop doesn’t allow PayPal to make a purchase. We’re not going to say that this immediately makes them a scam, but it definitely adds to the weight of an argument for them being one.

If a site claims something, but then doesn’t actually allow that certain thing they claim, then it doesn’t bode well for anything else they claim.

Since Many_Cattgshop was wrong about PayPal, could it be possible that they are also wrong about the something else they claim? Could Many_Cattgshop be wrong about the very products that they advertise?

It’s entirely possible, assuming we follow the logic all the way through. If they are lying about one thing, then what else is Many_Cattgshop lying about?

The Heavily Discounted Prices

Sites that claim to have discounts should be ones that you are very skeptical of. You’ll notice on Many_Cattgshop.com that they have many products marked down nearly 50%.

If a site doesn’t give a good reason as to why they have discounts, then it’s better to not give in to the urge to purchase whatever product you are look at.

Scammers love to use discounts and low prices to bring in traffic to their site. Many people will think, ‘It’s only $10, $20, $30 dollars that I’m going to lose if it is a scam. So what do I have to lose?’

Unfortunately, the reason why some of these scammers are still around is because of people who give up $30 dollars. Get 50 people to give up that much money in one scam, and the scammer already has $1500 just from that one website.

Now, don’t get us wrong. Just because a site has discounts on it doesn’t mean that it’s a scam. But what we are saying is that if they don’t give any good reason as to why they are selling products for such a low price, then they are best to be avoided.

Sites that have low prices are sites that you should make sure to look into and see if they are truly a scam (which is why you are here, right?)

Many_Cattgshop.com’s Claims And Impersonations

When you come to Many_Cattgshop.com’s main page, you’ll notice something immediately: They are trying to pretend that they are Saeco, a popular company that sells certain products.

What’s even more interesting is that Many_Cattgshop is actually using Saeco’s brand to advertise under. If you go to Saeco’s main web page, you’ll find the exact logo on their site!

For those of you who don’t know, using someone else’s logo is illegal. It is completely wrong. On top of that, you can be sued, and have a large fine dropped on you, as well as probable jail time.

So using someone else’ logo isn’t something you want to be doing. Nor do you want to be shopping on a website that is using copyrighted material.

Many_Cattgshop.com also tries to pretend to be Saeco by saying that they are them.

As you can see from the screenshot provided above, if you were to scroll around on Many_Cattgshop.com, you would find that it says that they are claiming to be Saeco, and not themselves (which is what most sites usually have).

So, just from the start, we should immediately not trust this site, and choose another to shop at. But there are other scam warnings, if someone were to choose to continue to use the site.

Linking Fraudulent Websites Together

We love emails, as you may notice from previous articles that we’ve written about. And this site is no different. It took us a while to find an email, but when we did, we found that it was indeed one that we had seen elsewhere.

For a while now, we’ve been finding more and more sites that have been coming from someone who uses the email address support@jdonline.info. And that email address has been linked to all kinds of fraudulent websites:

As you can see from above, there are numerous things that this scammer has been a part of. They’ve probably had a few social media scams, as well as scamming with PayPal too. They’ve even had more than couple of scam websites they have been behind!

Because of all this, this site, Many_Cattgshop.com, isn’t going to be much different from all the rest that this scammer has been part of. Many_Cattgshop.com is a fraudulent website, and one that we personally wouldn’t recommend that you use.

Fraud Is, Sadly, Always Around.

So, to reiterate what we said above:

• Many_Cattgshop is running some sketchy discounts
• Many_Cattgshop appears to be trying to pretend that they are Saeco
• Many_Cattgshop seems to claim they allow PayPal, when they don’t really
• Many_Cattgshop.com is still a very young site
• Many_Cattgshop uses an email that also is behind other fraudulent websites

In the end, you will only lose money if you buy through Many_Cattgshop.com, since they don’t seem like the type who will actually send anything to you. They are a fraudulent company that shouldn’t be around and shouldn’t be promoted.

Find Out How To Tell If Something Is A Scam!

We know what it’s like getting scammed – we’ve gotten scammed plenty of times. But because of this, we were able to find similarities between many scam websites.

We created a video course, How To Detect Online Scams, in which we explain these similarities and methods we use to check a website. And we’re happily able to offer it to you for a discounted price.

Unfortunately, we can’t really give you the money that you lost by being scammed (if you did get scammed). But we can give you our course for a cheaper and more affordable price.

Follow the link below and get our course for 50% off of its original price. It’s our way of trying to help out those who have been scammed before, and/or those who don’t have a lot of money to spend!

You’re probably here wondering why on earth someone would call 295891.com a scam. Maybe you’ve purchased something from them. Or maybe you were interested in all those deals they seem to have, and decided to check out some other reviews before you actually purchased something.

We’re glad you did decide to take a look at this article, whatever your motive was for looking up this site. Because, we’ve found that 295891 is a site that isn’t legit, nor is one you really want to be shopping at. What exactly did we find, and how do we know?

Continue reading to find out!

This is an automated report on 295891.com, so our apologies if it doesn’t come out exactly right or sounds a little too generic (or vague). If we get enough people interested, we will write a more detailed article about 295891!

Quick Review

• 295891 is impersonating a legit brand name and pretending to be them.
• 295891 has some shady discounts on their site, as well as not explaining why everything is so discounted.
• 295891 is connected with an email address that has been linked with several other fraudulent scams.
• 295891’s site is around or less than one month old.

Who Is Dash

When you come to 295891.com’s main page, you’ll notice something immediately: They are trying to pretend that they are Dash, a popular company that sells certain products.

What’s even more interesting is that 295891 is actually using Dash’s brand to advertise under. If you go to Dash’s main web page, you’ll find the exact logo on their site!

For those of you who don’t know, using someone else’s logo is illegal. It is completely wrong. On top of that, you can be sued, and have a large fine dropped on you, as well as probable jail time.

So using someone else’ logo isn’t something you want to be doing. Nor do you want to be shopping on a website that is using copyrighted material.

295891.com also tries to pretend to be Dash by saying that they are them.

As you can see from the screenshot provided above, if you were to scroll around on 295891.com, you would find that it says that they are claiming to be Dash, and not themselves (which is what most sites usually have).

So, just from the start, we should immediately not trust this site, and choose another to shop at. But there are other scam warnings, if someone were to choose to continue to use the site.

Discounted Prices Usually Mean Scam Products

When going to 295891.com, the site seems like a normal one. On their site, they claim to be a store that offers discounts and lower prices. So much lower that they claim you can save 30%-70% of the retail cost, or so it seems.

However, when you take a close look at their discounts, and their products for that matter, you’ll notice a common theme. And that theme is that every single product they list appears to be running a discount:

We’ve seen this enough times to know that this is a scam. If a site has that many products on their store for those low of prices, then it truly is a scam. There really is no need to investigate further about it.

You don’t purchase lawn-mowers, computer desks, or even beach chair sets for that low of a price (or whatever they’re selling on their site).

This is just a common ploy by scammers to get traffic to their site. People see low prices, go to the scammer’s site, purchase something (because they think they are getting a good deal), and lose money over it.

Now, like we said, we could stop our review there, and say that the site is indeed a scam. But, just because we’re convinced that it’s a scam, doesn’t necessarily mean that you, the reader, are convinced. So, it’s on the next issue with the site.

What Do Public Records Reveal?

Before we actually came to this site, we checked some free, public records on the site, just to see when it was registered and when it was last updated. Turns out that this specific domain was registered some time recently, making it an extremely young site.

As you’ll notice in the above screenshot, you’ll see that it hasn’t been long at all since 295891.com has been created.

Scammers will often close down their website after a few months, because everyone has learned that it’s a scam. Because of 295891.com because such a young site, there could be a possibility for it to be a scam.

Every site does have a start date – even legit ones. So, to suggest that 295891 is a scam only on the above info isn’t a wise thing to do.

However, if you add this to the other stuff we explain in this article, it does certainly add to the weight of the argument that this site is a scam.

Connecting The Dots With An Email Address

So, you may be sitting there, and thinking all the above information just isn’t convincing enough for you to call this a scam. But what if we said that we could prove that this site is a scam?

What if we said that we had proof that 295891.com has been connected with other fraudulent websites?

If you take a look at the above screenshot, you’ll notice that it is an image of an email address. Nothing looks wrong with that email, does it?

However, that email address is connected to several other fraudulent websites.

As you see in the screenshot below, that email address, and thus 295891.com, has been connected with several websites running scams:

So there isn’t really anything else to say except that 295891.com is indeed a scam, and one that we wouldn’t recommend you use!

295891.com Is A Scam!

So, to reiterate what we said above:

• 295891 is running some sketchy discounts
• 295891 appears to be trying to pretend that they are Dash
• 295891.com is still a very young site
• 295891 uses an email that also is behind other fraudulent websites

In the end, from what we’ve found on the site, it does appear to be that 295891 is a scam and not legitimate.

Don’t Lose More Money!

We know what it’s like getting scammed – we’ve gotten scammed plenty of times. But because of this, we were able to find similarities between many scam websites.

We created a video course, How To Detect Online Scams, in which we explain these similarities and methods we use to check a website. And we’re happily able to offer it to you for a discounted price.

Unfortunately, we can’t really give you the money that you lost by being scammed (if you did get scammed). But we can give you our course for a cheaper and more affordable price.

Follow the link below and get our course for 50% off of its original price. It’s our way of trying to help out those who have been scammed before, and/or those who don’t have a lot of money to spend!

Fujistaxus.com came to us recently through one way or another. When we looked at it initially, we found several errors in the site the concluded to us that they were indeed a scam website.

Is Fujistaxus Legit? Not from we saw on the site. In this article we’ll do our best to help show you just why we believe Fujistaxus.com isn’t an authentic shop, nor why they should be trusted. Hopefully this review will help you think twice before purchasing through stores like these.

This is an automated report on Fujistaxus.com, so our apologies if it doesn’t come out exactly right or sounds a little too generic (or vague). If we get enough people interested, we will write a more detailed article about Fujistaxus!

Quick Review

• Fujistaxus is impersonating a legit brand name and pretending to be them.
• Fujistaxus is connected with an email address that has been linked with several other fraudulent scams.
• Fujistaxus’s site is around or less than one month old.
• Fujistaxus has some shady discounts on their site, as well as not explaining why everything is so discounted.

Fujistaxus.com Is Fujifilm?

One of the things that we find on the site is that Fujistaxus is pretending to be Fujifilm, a popular brand/company (depending on where you live).

If you take a look at the above screenshot, you can see clearly that they are trying to pretend that they are Fujifilm, since they show the logo and/or the name right on the top of their site.

If a site ever claims to be a certain brand, and they don’t have the same domain as the brand (especially popular, well-known brands), then it is more than likely a scam.

And Fujistaxus.com is no different.

Fujistaxus is using Fujifilm’s copyrighted images, as well as their logos to promote their scam. What their doing is illegal, immoral, and down right wrong.

But, being an impersonation website isn’t the only thing that shows them as being a scam.

What Do Public Records Reveal?

Every site, when it is created, goes on public record as to when exactly it was created. And you know the great thing about public records – they are free for all to take a look at!

When you looked up just when exactly this site was created, you’ll come to find out that it was created rather recently (as of generating this report):

This is a common ploy that scammers will use. They will create a new website, and make it appear like its been around for a long while, so that people will think they are a legitimate company.

Because of Fujistaxus.com being created rather recently, it adds to the argument that there is potential for Fujistaxus to be fraudulent.

Don’t Be Deceived By Discounts!

As you’ll notice on the site, and in the above screenshot, Fujistaxus.com has discounts on their site. Some of over 50%.

Nothing is wrong with discounts, but when a site comes claiming that they have discounts, and don’t explain why they are having the discounts, then it is probably a scam.

Scammers love to use discounts to bring people to their site. People see the discounts, decide to purchase, and get scammed.

Of course, just because a site has discounts, or low prices, doesn’t mean that they are a scam. But when a site shows up, hasn’t been around for a while, and claims to have discounts, then it’s highly likely that they are a scam.

So, because of the discounts, there is a high probability that Fujistaxus.com is a scam.

The Fraudulent Email Address

For whatever reason, this scammer loves to use the same email address over and over again. You can tell more about a site by the email they use than by nearly anything else on the actual site.

If you go to Fujistaxus and scroll through their site, you’ll find and email address that the owner added. We have a screenshot of them above.

You’ll notice that in the screenshot, we’ve highlighted the email address, cs7@customerservicehome.com. We’ve come across that email address so many times, we honestly can’t count the number. But each time we have, we’ve only found one scam website after another.

As you can see above, that email address has been connected to dozens of fraudulent websites and scams. When it comes to scamming people, they definitely know what they are doing.

In the end, the email address points to the same thing: Fujistaxus is a scam, and one that you shouldn’t use or trust.

Is Fujistaxus.com A Scam?

So, to reiterate what we said above:

• Fujistaxus is running some sketchy discounts
• Fujistaxus appears to be trying to pretend that they are Fujifilm
• Fujistaxus.com is still a very young site
• Fujistaxus uses an email that also is behind other fraudulent websites

All in all, we definitely would not recommend anyone to take Fujistaxus.com seriously. They are more than likely a fraudulent website, and care nothing for the honest, hardworking people. All they care about is to scam people out of their money.

Don’t Get Scammed Again!

We know what it’s like getting scammed – we’ve gotten scammed plenty of times. But because of this, we were able to find similarities between many scam websites.

We created a video course, How To Detect Online Scams, in which we explain these similarities and methods we use to check a website. And we’re happily able to offer it to you for a discounted price.

Unfortunately, we can’t really give you the money that you lost by being scammed (if you did get scammed). But we can give you our course for a cheaper and more affordable price.

Follow the link below and get our course for 50% off of its original price. It’s our way of trying to help out those who have been scammed before, and/or those who don’t have a lot of money to spend!

You’re probably here wondering why on earth someone would call RavenOutlet.tk a scam. Maybe you’ve purchased something from them. Or maybe you were interested in all those deals they seem to have, and decided to check out some other reviews before you actually purchased something.

We’re glad you did decide to take a look at this article, whatever your motive was for looking up this site. Because, we’ve found that RavenOutlet is a site that isn’t legit, nor is one you really want to be shopping at. What exactly did we find, and how do we know?

Continue reading to find out!

This is an automated report on RavenOutlet.tk, so our apologies if it doesn’t come out exactly right or sounds a little too generic (or vague). If we get enough people interested, we will write a more detailed article about RavenOutlet!

Quick Review

• RavenOutlet is connected with an email address that has been linked with several other fraudulent scams.
• RavenOutlet has some shady discounts on their site, as well as not explaining why everything is so discounted.
• RavenOutlet is impersonating a legit brand name and pretending to be them.

Low Prices = Scammer Site?

Most likely, you came to RavenOutlet because you saw that they seemed to have products on their site for a fairly low price. Well, as you know, looks can be deceiving.

As you can see in the above screenshot, every single product that they have listed on their site seems to be discounted down in some way.

Whether it’s a refrigerator or a tent (or something in between), each one of these items are marked down fairly significantly. Which makes the whole site look pretty sketchy.

Sadly, many will fall for this trick that scammers use often. A scammer will make a site with high discounts, advertise it on a social media platform, and people will flock to it like ducks to water.

If a site has discounts, and each product is the same exact price as each other, then it is most definitely a scam. There shouldn’t even be a question about it being legitimate.

But that is not all that we found on this site either.

Impersonation Of Fjall Raven

When you come to a website, you have to trust nothing, and double check everything. And that’s just what we did. If you scroll around on their site, you should find that RavenOutlet.tk claims that Fjall Raven is the one who owns this store.

Is this site called Fjall Raven? (The answer is probably no.) If the answer is no, then who exactly is Fjall Raven, and why are they claiming to be the owner of this site?

This is sadly a typical ploy by scammers to make you believe they are a legit company. If you were to look up Fjall Raven, you would find that they are more than likely a legit company that sells some sort of popular brand. But, if you go to Fjall Raven’s website, it would take you to their site, and not to this site. This site isn’t related to Fjall Raven in any way.

Not only that, but RavenOutlet.tk is also using copyright material from Fjall Raven. The logo on their site, and other images are all images that are owned by Fjall Raven. To do business under them would mean that RavenOutlet.tk is running an illegal operation (which they are doing, by the way).

But that isn’t all that they are doing.

Linking Fraudulent Websites Together

While we were looking at the site, we actually found something that helped confirm our suspicions that this site was a scam.

We found an email address that was in some way connected with this site. This email was one that we had seen before, and one that we were pretty familiar with.

What’s interesting about this email address is that we’ve seen it so many different times that we can’t remember how many (it’s been quite a few…)!

And if we do a quick search on cs1@customercenterhome.com, we find that there are several other fraudulent websites that seem to be out there by this same scammer.

So, this site and the owners of it, seem to have been doing this for a while. Which makes it no surprise that RavenOutlet.tk is a scam.

RavenOutlet.tk Is Indeed A Scam!

So, to reiterate what we said above:

• RavenOutlet is running some sketchy discounts
• RavenOutlet appears to be trying to pretend that they are Fjall Raven
• RavenOutlet uses an email that also is behind other fraudulent websites

In the end, RavenOutlet isn’t a site that we would recommend you shopping at. It will only lead to loss of money and a whole lot of other headaches. Avoid them, and you’ll avoid several more problems in your life.

Find Out How To Tell If Something Is A Scam!

We know what it’s like getting scammed – we’ve gotten scammed plenty of times. But because of this, we were able to find similarities between many scam websites.

We created a video course, How To Detect Online Scams, in which we explain these similarities and methods we use to check a website. And we’re happily able to offer it to you for a discounted price.

Unfortunately, we can’t really give you the money that you lost by being scammed (if you did get scammed). But we can give you our course for a cheaper and more affordable price.

Follow the link below and get our course for 50% off of its original price. It’s our way of trying to help out those who have been scammed before, and/or those who don’t have a lot of money to spend!