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Complaint Review: GlobalReplica - Internet
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GlobalReplica.com Internet, U.S.A.
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GlobalReplica.com Total ripoff on a watch purchase over the internet Irvine, CA And New York City Internet
Global Replica purportedly sells high quality replica watches on the web, but it is a nothing but a scam! Be very careful! They took me for $940! I too, should have done better research before buying from this company. My bad.
First, they get you to fill in your credit card information on line. Then, they send you an email instructing you to call for "confirmation" of your order. When you do, they then tell you they will send it Fed Ex, collect, and instruct you to get a US Postal Money Order for the specified amount.
Then, they ship you a watch which is truly a piece of s**t. Had I been there to receive it, I would have inspected it before turning over the money. It would have only taken a 5-second look to determine it was not even close to what was promised. But I wasn't there. Another mistake.
Their website promises a full money back guarantee. BIG LIE! They give you the run around saying they will have Amanda, Joey or Rachael call you, but they won't give you a customer service phone number, and no one will call you.
I'm going to do all I can to shut these pricks down. One of them, the confirmation guy is located in Irvine, CA. I intend to track him down and ask him politely to give my money back. I may ask my friend who still works for a casino in Las Vegas tracking down deadbeats and cheats to pay him a visit. Since that's what I used to do for a living, maybe I'll come out of retirement to pay him a visit myself. Says his name is Joseph. I doubt it. But Joseph, if you read this, I'm coming for you. Whatever your name is. You can't hide. you screwed with the wrong guy this time. Bet on it.
Oh, and Joseph, the Feds don't give a s**t about individual buyers. They want the manufacturers, distributors and dealers. You better hope they find you before I do.
Incidentally people, they ship from 138 E. Lafayette St., New York, NY 10013. Wonder who lives there? We'll see.
Ron
Phoenix, Arizona
U.S.A.
First, they get you to fill in your credit card information on line. Then, they send you an email instructing you to call for "confirmation" of your order. When you do, they then tell you they will send it Fed Ex, collect, and instruct you to get a US Postal Money Order for the specified amount.
Then, they ship you a watch which is truly a piece of s**t. Had I been there to receive it, I would have inspected it before turning over the money. It would have only taken a 5-second look to determine it was not even close to what was promised. But I wasn't there. Another mistake.
Their website promises a full money back guarantee. BIG LIE! They give you the run around saying they will have Amanda, Joey or Rachael call you, but they won't give you a customer service phone number, and no one will call you.
I'm going to do all I can to shut these pricks down. One of them, the confirmation guy is located in Irvine, CA. I intend to track him down and ask him politely to give my money back. I may ask my friend who still works for a casino in Las Vegas tracking down deadbeats and cheats to pay him a visit. Since that's what I used to do for a living, maybe I'll come out of retirement to pay him a visit myself. Says his name is Joseph. I doubt it. But Joseph, if you read this, I'm coming for you. Whatever your name is. You can't hide. you screwed with the wrong guy this time. Bet on it.
Oh, and Joseph, the Feds don't give a s**t about individual buyers. They want the manufacturers, distributors and dealers. You better hope they find you before I do.
Incidentally people, they ship from 138 E. Lafayette St., New York, NY 10013. Wonder who lives there? We'll see.
Ron
Phoenix, Arizona
U.S.A.
