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I stumbled across this website through an Instagram ad. They advertised a "sale" where everything was priced at $9. I wanted to buy a gift for my friend, but when I checked out, I did not receive an order confirmation to my email. The charge was made, but there are no signs of shipping. This is a scam!
I got this site recommended through an Instagram ad and decided to check it out. When checking out they say they have all these protections for your credit card information, yet, ten minutes later I get an unauthorized charge on my card for some random store. This is the only thing I have purchased recently, so my card details must have been leaked through this site. Also, after ordering my item, I have not received any order confirmation, which is standard. So I'm quite upset with my experience on this website.
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