Yeap, it looks like fake site, I noticed that they use something like rootsonline.shop as wellPakaya wrote: ↑ I clicked a Facebook ad and was directed to a site which looked very much like the legit Roots site. But the prices were so low that it made me suspicious. I then checked the URL and sure enough it's a fake site.
https://www.rootssale.club/
Nope. That's why I'm on the internet arguing with strangers. If I had anything better to do I'd probably be doing it.Do you not have anything else to do rather than argue with strangers on the internet
report fraud with credit cardBrandonP43278 wrote: ↑ my mom clicked on the link through facebook ad and spent 100 bucks, she did end up getting a package with a fake pair of raybans even though what she ordered was 2 purses, obviously this is a scam, i wish she had of told me before she ordered, but old people get scammed sometimes, trying to figure out what i can do, obviously there will be no way to get a refund from the faceless chinese corp that send the package out, but im wondering what if any my options are for going after facebook, im sure the chances of getting a dime back are slim to none, still bullshit that fake ads on a platform like facebook with so many old people using it scammed my mom out of 100bucks.
Little late 6 1/2 months laterericlewis91 wrote: ↑ report fraud with credit card
Strange, went through with a purchase (fake details obviously) and ended up on https://www.ohfashions.com .. They wanted me to complete a payment there for a completely different amount .. Stupid scammers.Kashifm wrote: ↑ There’s one more circulating on WhatsApp groups by the name of rootsstore.buzz. Pls be careful and do not spend on this website. I even checked with roots they are said it’s a fraudulent.
https://www.rootsstore.buzz/shop/?fbcli ... 3rRdgpAxaA
