No so much a question as a warning. A Facebook Market Place advert for a Meadow [Removed], and a seemingly legitimate reply from the vendor, Neil [Removed], gave a link to a supposed warehouse at Fulfillment Center Foundry Point, [Removed]; City: (Widnes); Postcode: [Removed]. The link took me to a Jessite Life website with a [removed] web address, where I ordered one and went to Paypal to pay.
Instead of the £61.92 I was supposed to pay a $61.92 annual subscription to Apart Cabañas was taken and sent to a hotmail account of [Removed] (Paypal will not allow me to give the actual address). I immediately contacted Paypal and received a refund.
Since then I have received several messages asking me to complete the purchase, with an email address in case of query. Replying to that I get: "Your message wasn't delivered to [Removed] because the domain [Removed] couldn't be found. Check for typos or unnecessary spaces and try again. "
A web-search finds a Scam Detector website, where Salestoshop is listed as a scam site...
I guess if it seems to good to be true, then it probably is.. a £179 canopy for £65 looked like a bargain....
