Dewalt Tool Scam - Beware of Fake Stores

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  • Updated: December 16, 2019 2019-12-16T04:03:20
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Dewalt Tool Scam - Beware of Fake Stores

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If you see a $1200 cordless 10 power tool combo kit from Dewalt, Makita, and Milwaukee selling for $137 bucks or some ridiculously low prices online, please do not purchase from the stores. This is because there are hundreds of fake online stores claiming to sell cheap power tools. The fake online stores are created by scammers who steal their potential victims' credit card information and will never send the power tools their victims though they have ordered.

The following store is a fake created by scammers to lure to potential victims to it by claiming to sell Dewalt, Makita, Milwaukee power tools at ridiculously low prices.

If you think you been have been scammed by a fake store claiming to sell power tools, please open a dispute with your bank to have your money refunded. Then, cancel the credit card you have used on the website and get a new one.

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  • December 16, 2019 at 4:01 PM by an anonymous user from Aberdeen, Washington, United States

    Yep, it's a scam.

    One of the best thing you can do is sign up to a payment site, (Like PayPal).

    You provide the site your information so that you don't have to provide your info to a 3rd party.

    A LOT of stores now accept PayPal, which is very nice and convenient.

    remove

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