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I ordered a product called a Super Locker (large fold out craft storage cabinet with work table) which was advertised on FB from Ferris.store. After a month, what arrived was instead a tiny plastic storage container. Has anyone else had the same experience? After searching the internet, I am lead to believe this is a scam.
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Yes me to Ordered from online store tumblr just received small plastic storage tray so annoyed but managed to get a dispute settled in my favour!
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Hi, yep - same thing here!
Ordered a 'super locker' and a folding treadmill from 'sandlake store' but received an A5-sized compartmentalised box, and a knee support.
Not happy.
Sent emails to the seller who eventually replied and said to return it to an address in China and they would only refund me if the item arrived undamaged.
Contacted PayPal and they said to leave it with them for a few days whilst they translate the Chinese address. I told them I'd got the English version and I even copied it to them, but they still said to leave it with them - that was 27th August and I've heard nothing since.
Has anyone had any developments?
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Listen people I’m 60 years young and been around probably a lot longer than any of you and I should have seen a scam looking me straight in the eye and seen the price is to good to be true but alas I didn’t I sent the rubber spoon which represented my 13 piece saucepan set and my plastic bobbin box which represented the super locker and the blue bib which was supposed to be my vanity table back to China now awaiting money refunds I had many text messages all saying the same thing if I didn’t like the products I could send them back I explained many times that I didn’t get what I ordered and what was all this rubbish I was sent and was it a joke yesterday just drained me sending all the rubbish back and if you have put in a dispute don’t cancel it because if you do they win and maybe in the future we all will no a scam when we see it and we have lurked from this I know I have good luck everyone 🙂
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I had to return the items much to my disgust do not close your dispute if you have opened one with PayPal now it’s a waiting game to see if I get my money back and when you return the items put in a claim for return of postage by clicking on it when you open up the recite on PayPal when you purchased it hope this helps did PayPal ask you to return items yet

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