Elivelike.com Scam?

[findingzzero]

I've been burned twice recently by ordering goods found on a site listed in Google shopping that offered crazy low prices. My CC covered the losses.  As far as I know, Paypal is still 'investigating.' A call to Google to complain left me confused about which listed sites they check, and which they don't. Today I saw an attractive price for Merrill boots on a FB ad. I assumed the shipping would make the deal less interesting. It didn't. With shipping, the price was $15 to $25 cheaper than more legitimate sites. Not enough to trigger a scam alert in my brain.  I caught myself and did a quick search and found it has the characteristics of a scam site so I passed. Anyone here been scammed by them? Cheers, Never Again..

[DLF58pp]

I just received my “Merrell” hiking shoes. I guess I was not surprised when they were cheap Chinese knock offs when it took over a month to arrive. This seller appears to be selling under multiple names on Facebook because the Moab hiking shoe ad has been on multiple posts. Lesson learned.

[Jressler]

Ordered a pair of shoes months ago, finally received a very cheap pair, definitely not what I’d ordered. I’m guessing I just have to chalk this one up in the “lessons learned” column. Is there any recourse that anyone out there knows of?

[findingzzero]

If u used a CC, call your credit card co. and report it as fraud.

[mike3043]

Yes, ordered Merrell and received some junk with DQ brand. If PayPal doesn't refund my money there's something wrong with them. Will be using a CC from now on, never had a problem with refunds from them.

[Drubi]

That will be my take-away too, if Paypal doesn't resolve this. Same MO - Fine price for Merrell Moab's advertised on Facebook. A month plus later, DQ arrived. The laces pulled away from the shoe the FIRST time I tried to lace them. Was offered a few dollars to resolve - refused. This is fraud. Several companies trace back to Middle Bridge LTD in Cambridge, England, and a Kelly Nguyen on the board of directors, all with similar sounding complaints findable on the Web.  How much information must a Facebook receive before it won't take the company's ads?  I complained. 

[TeaRevver]

PayPal said I had to return the good to receive a refund! What? Pay to send fraudulent items back to the fraudster? Really? PayPal, come on, you should be refusing payments to begin with! Selling this stuff is illegal!