100% scam
100% scam. On they main webpage they have photoshopped photo of Lucky Bikes Re-Cyclery shop, Sheridans, USA. Google that out.
6 December 2024
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I think it is indeed a scam
I think it is indeed a scam, only allowed to pay with a bank transfer, and the price for the "orbea rise 2025" is really "too good to be true".
29 October 2024
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This website is very likely a scam
This website is very likely a scam, they stole the name and the logo from a closed business in 2023 called cosmobici.it, they linked the socials of the closed business to their scam website. If you search for the phone number on google you'll see it's a random number from some ad online. Don't get scammed.
8 August 2024
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Be careful of cosmobici.com
WATCH OUT!
It is very unlikely you will ever get any goods delivered.
17 July 2024
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