I ordered a $9.18 Oster hair clipper from Pharmapacks in response to their online listing (see photo.) It seemed like a great deal. They instead sent me a small bottle of horrible, cheap shampoo that I can buy for 50 cents from a local discount store. I spent an hour disputing the purchase with my credit card company, who actually ended up eating the $9.18 loss because it is far cheaper for them to do so rather than tie up an employee for hours to deal with the crooks at Pharmapacks. As such, Pharmapacks has claimed yet another innocent victim (my credit card issuer, in this case.) Their listing has been online for several weeks, so it is unquestionably deliberately fraudulent. Do NOT order from Pharmapacks because in my experience they are a criminal enterprise which deliberately defrauds consumers or at least the banks who issue their credit cards. You will spend several frustrating, aggravating hours trying to rectify the situation just to break even. Pharmapacks has never answered my phone calls and refused to call back.
#2Author of original report
Mon, October 05, 2015
I forgot to mention in my last update that Pharmapacks listed the scam item on Walmart's website, but Walmart has nothing to do with the scam. I am a huge fan of Walmart and have no criticisms about them. Walmart has no control over their independent vendors' listings.
#3Author of original report
Mon, October 05, 2015
I notified Pharmapacks days ago that their listing for the $9.18 Oster 76830-020 hair clipper was not accurate because they substituted a cheap bottle of shampoo for the clipper. Nonetheless, Pharmapacks has still not deleted the listing, which is compelling evidence that the listing is a complete scam! And who knows how many other fake ads Pharmapacks has all over the Internet.