Complaint Review: replica-seller.ru - Internet
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- replica-seller.ru Internet USA
- Phone: +8615575670136
- Web: www.replica-seller.ru
- Category: Sales People
replica-seller.ru, replica-store@hotmail.com, Tommy Liu, Yuefei Wang RIPPED OFF STOLE WESTERN UNION SCAM BOGUS THIEVES FAKE LIE STEAL CHEAT CROOK GuangZhou Internet
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Www.Replica-Seller.Ru is a total FRAUD, SCAM, THIEF.
They stole my money. They (Tommy Liu) speaks professionally answering questions and giving the right answers but then they send nothing & stop all communication.
WESTERN UNION INFO:
First Name : Yuefei
Last Name : Wang
Address : 1003 Room Huimei Office
Zip Code : 510100
City : GuangZhou
County : Guangdong
Country : China
Phone : +8615575670136
Tommy Liu <replica-store@hotmail.com
www.replica-seller.ru/
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#1 Consumer Comment
Just how many clues do you need?
AUTHOR: Lorenzo D. Magnificent - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Monday, December 28, 2015
Their website name implies they sell fake merchandise.
It's a website in Russia. Maybe.
They use a hotmail account.
The person who gets the money is in China.
They demand payment by Western Union.
Any one of those facts would be enough to dissuade anyone with a brain from even thinking about doing business with these people. But you ignored all these red flags, sent them your money, and now act so surprised that you got ripped off.
A fool and his money!
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