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.
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