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Complaint Review: The Global Wholesale - Garland Texas

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  • The Global Wholesale 3300 Leon Rd Garland, Texas United States

The Global Wholesale - Scammed Us Out of $14,000 – Fake FBA Supplier, Empty Shipments, No Contact Garland Texas

*General Comment: DUH!

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We were scammed by The Global Wholesale, an online business posing as a legitimate wholesale supplier offering Amazon FBA prep and shipping services. We paid them over $14,000 for multiple orders of products to be delivered directly to Amazon fulfillment centers.

Instead, what we received were either empty boxes or fake, low-value items. Amazon flagged one shipment as containing only a can of tuna. The remaining inventory was never accounted for. We attempted to contact the business multiple times, but:

  • Phone numbers are disconnected: (682) 977-4908 and (214) 896-7402

  • Emails go unanswered: info@theglobalwholesale.com

  • The business address is fake: 3300 Leon Rd, Garland, TX 75041

  • Facebook page shows little real business activity

The payments we made were processed via ACH transfer to suspicious LLCs, including Glamour Glad LLC and Plexus Traders LLC, both using Citibank accounts.

We have filed complaints with the FTC, IC3, BBB, state attorneys general, and Citibank's fraud department, as well as submitted reports to ScamAdviser, Trustpilot, and Google Safe Browsing.

This business appears to be a deliberate scam operation targeting e-commerce sellers. We are publishing this report to warn others: Do not do business with The Global Wholesale. If you've been targeted, report immediately and file fraud claims through your bank and the appropriate authorities.

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#1 General Comment

DUH!

AUTHOR: Flint - (United States)

POSTED: Saturday, July 05, 2025

Do you really think there are legitimate businesses out there that would sell you stuff for so cheap so that both you and Amazon could act as middlemen?  Especially with Amazon taking a huge cut of the proceeds?  Why wouldn't these guys just open their own Amazon store and sell stuff themselves?  Especially if Amazon is doing all the work anyway?

There are only two cases where this might happen.  One, the merchandise is illegal and/or counterfeit and they want you to get in trouble instead of them.  Two, they are a scam.  Either way, you obviously have no idea what you are doing or how business is supposed to work.  FBA is not something that can be done by an average person who doesn't have a bunch of supplier contacts in foreign countries and expert knowledge of laws and regulations.  Especially not when you are competing with direct-to-Amazon Chinese suppliers who cut every corner possible and blatantly break the law.

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