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Picture this, you want to buy a sweater and you lay your eyes on an online store claiming to sell sweaters at throw-away prices. Would you jump straight in or would you do your due diligence?
On ScamAdviser, most people have been wondering whether they should trust Outletseur.com which is an online store that sells sweaters among other things. This piqued our curiosity and led us to this review. Read on as we discuss several issues such as copied content, too-good-to-be-true deals, and questionable owner claims.
It has become common to see scam websites using the same content over and over again. With this in mind, I checked out if Outletseur.com is using duplicated content. On their About Us page, I noticed this phrase; “We are a professional and reliable online shopping website providing a variety of hot selling products with reasonable prices and ship them globally.”
I was stunned to see the same text appear on multiple other websites such as Erik-online.company.site and Jerseyscustoms.com. We have covered websites that use duplicated content in the past such as Fritual.com and Sellbra.com.
On the Contact Us page, they claim to be owned by Sayhi International Co., Limited, which interestingly, is in the form of a picture. This is a common characteristic of dubious websites that simply want to make it harder for you to search about the company.
Sayhi International Co., Limited, which is registered in the UK, is also claimed by hundreds of other websites such as Affbuying.com, Aleotric.com, and Aliewear.com. This could suggest that they are part of a larger scam network. It is also likely that Sayhi International Co., Limited is a shell company that is being used to mask the identity of real owners of websites such as Outletseur.com.
Though businesses can use discounts as a form of marketing when a deal gets too good to be true, it raises eyebrows. On Outletseur.com, I noticed that most, if not all of their products, come with huge discounts.
Most scammers will use huge discounts as a way of attracting users, especially bargain hunters with no intention of delivering the products.
When I checked for reviews online, I came back empty as there were no reviews on popular websites such as Trustpilot and ScamAdviser. However, this does not really mean it's a scam but does not fill the users with confidence.
I noticed that Outletseur.com is using a complicated return policy where users have to pay return shipping costs. This overlaps with dubious websites which complicate matters to make it harder for customers to return defective, damaged, or wrong products.
Overall, there is a high possibility that Outletseur.com may be a scam. There are a lot of red flags that cast doubt on its legitimacy. For starters, there are a lot of discounts on most of their items and as they say, when a deal is too good, think twice. The content seems to match, word for word, with other dubious websites which could suggest they are part of a scam network.
Outletseur.com claims to be owned by Sayhi International Co., Limited which is also claimed by hundreds of other websites which further damages user confidence. The confidence further dips with a lack of customer feedback.
It is prudent to exercise caution when shopping at Outletseur.com. Out there, there are more reliable and reputable online marketplaces and online fashion stores.
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