"Seriowl" appears to be an Untrustworthy Online Store

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Seriowl appears to be an Untrustworthy Online Store

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"Seriowl" at www.seriowl.com appears to be an untrustworthy online store. The physical address, 2.27 Romer House Lewisham High Street, London, England, SE13 6EE, is the same for several online shopping websites that share the exact same layout, selling the exact same products. Hope that someone on the UK already raised a complaint with the proper authorities.

"Seriowl" at www.seriowl.com

Seriowl at www.seriowl.com

Our pre-sale e-mail is hotsale-crazy@nittw.com.or Phone Number:0755-21014304

WhatsApp ID：+852 5907 1965

Facebook ID:Mariki Hill (onlineservice)

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  • October 20, 2019 at 2:31 PM by an anonymous user from Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain

    Hello, I am from Spain, and I placed an order for a wig on the website seriouswl.com in August, and we are in October and nothing has come to me, and with the contact they give the page I speak to him on WhatsApp and they don't want to solve the problem for me.

    They are with that it is a problem of the logistics company and that I have patience and thanks for the support but it is seen that this company is a fraud for what I have read in the comments and I will go to denounce it even if it doesn't help much because the money is not going to be returned to me. But unless people who read this know that it is a type and they don't have to buy anything from this page

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  • May 6, 2019 at 8:33 PM by an anonymous user from Cleveland, Ohio, United States

    This company has stolen images and videos from other online wig stores, one of which is located in NYC. The company is promoting items that do not exist in their store. They are misleading consumers to believe that they are receiving items that they do not sell.

    I purchased two wigs and the wigs are not as depicted on their online store. It's a misrepresentation of the items and it's fraud. I got two bulky, huge and poor quality wigs, they are not the wavy and soft wigs as shown in the videos and images depicted on their site. Had they shown images and videos of the wigs they carry, I would have never made a purchase. I’ve been misled and I want a refund and outcome to this situation.

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    • May 6, 2019 at 9:41 PM by an anonymous user from Cleveland, Ohio, United States

      I should mention that in their terms of use they refer to themselves as workhey, when you go to their workhey.com website, they've got the same thing going on, they're stealing videos and images from people and are misleading people to think that the item displayed in the video is what they are purchasing. The workhey.com page has a tab called INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS and have supplied an email for those wanting to make intellectual property complaints.

      I'm not sure exactly where to turn to next. I've already made one complaint, but I feel that the person/s behind this site should be held accountable for fraud.

      Cancer patients are purchasing these wigs thinking that they are legit. This company is misleading people and taking vulnerable people's money.

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  • April 16, 2019 at 8:51 PM by an anonymous user from Dallas, Texas, United States

    This site is really a scam.

    Once you get an item, you can't never send it back. They will never give you the return address and there is no invoice.

    I sent the first email telling the cap of the wig is big enough to fit 2 heads. They thank me and asked me to send pictures. I did it.

    They answered and said they will notice the factory. I sent a third email asking again for the return address promising a bad review if they don't do so. No more news so far.

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  • April 12, 2019 at 12:40 PM by an anonymous user from Comfort, West Virginia, United States

    Cheap wigs.. they are not lace front wigs!

    They are costume wigs you buy for Halloween.

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  • January 6, 2019 at 8:55 AM by an anonymous user from London, England, United Kingdom

    Bunch of thieves ripped off loads of people, how do I return the cheap Wig that I bought for a present for a friend that has cancer so her Christmas was a little better.

    I want a full refund. I paid $49.95 don’t forget to get back to me.

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