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Lego Flash Sale Scam and Fake Stores
Lego Flash Sale Scam and Fake Stores

There are hundreds of fake Lego stores like Vips.Stktoy located at vips.stktoy.com below. The fake stores lure potential victims to them by claiming to sell Lego products at ridiculously low prices. If online shoppers make a purchase in the fake stores, they will never receive the products they have orders. If you are a victim of one of these stores, you can open a dispute with your bank to have your money refunded.

A Fake Lego Store with A Flash Sale

Lego Flash Sale Scam and Fake Stores

vips.stktoy.com

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by an anonymous user from: Marinette, Wisconsin, United States

I placed an order threw them. I’m new to this online ordering. The web site they gave me doesn’t work. I’m out $98.00. Help. What can I do? Please help

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by an anonymous user from: Derby, England, United Kingdom

De.toysworld.cc is another one - also had the sunglasses and the offer of a 35% discount.

Now I know it’s a scam, I can stop bothering with emailing back and go through my credit card fraud protection.

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by an anonymous user from: Winter Garden, Florida, United States

shop.dupmaster.shop

Here is the newest scam site on Facebook.

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by an anonymous user from: Pompano Beach, Florida, United States

These sites are doing the same scams as well. They are the exact templates just different domains/url. They were advertisements off Facebook.

sale.eustoys.com
keltoys.com

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by an anonymous user from: Omak, Washington, United States

ca.gotoymate.shop

Also a scam site, I got as far as making an account before I wised up and started looking into it. The domain was registered 9 days ago, today being Tuesday September 8th.

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by an anonymous user from: Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

I was scammed by Leytoys.com. They used the logo and information / pictures from the LEGO playhouse in Denmark. Because the site was so recent, when I investigated it the feedback was that it probably was valid. The website has since been taken down

After a month I finally received merchandise I was sent a wool scarf ( certainly not a lego Star Wars Death Star ). They have answered my email apologizing for their error and asked for me to be patient while they investigate ( ha ha ). Emails and tracking info comes from something called service5

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by an anonymous user from: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

I also got a scarf instead of the remote controlled lego racer I ordered. Same source "service5"...
Did you get your money back..?

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by an anonymous user from: Avon, Ohio, United States

How about this site na.gotoymate.shop?

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by info

It is another fake store.

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by an anonymous user from: Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

Another scam website appears to be Minecraft survivalist.com

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by an anonymous user from: Athens, Georgia, United States

what about this site... new.nlxtsa.com

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by info

The website is not loading.

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by an anonymous user from: Jacksonville, Florida, United States

Found a similar site at store.brickedepot.com doing the exact same thing. Glad I read this article before trying it.

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by an anonymous user from: Jacksonville, Florida, United States

Find a similar site at store.brickedepot.com doing the exact same thing. Glad I read this article before trying it.

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by an anonymous user from: Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

toyhouse lego flash sale. OK, I'll admit it, I placed an order. Everything looks legit....the tracking, emails, return policies etc. The site was on facebook and had customer reviews. SCAM! I followed the tracking after shipping. They said on the site that items are shipped from Denmark. Nope....China. My postal carrier came to the door one day with a couple things and needed a signature confirmation on one. I signed and went back inside. The package was about 6x3 inches. I got a pair of cheap sunglasses and realized it came from china. Went straight to my toyhouse account only to find that as soon as I signed for that package, my entire account was deleted and no contact information was available. Well, live and learn. If it seems too good, well, you know.

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by an anonymous user from: Waco, Texas, United States

I did the same thing. It looked very legit. My two sons and I have been tracking the order for weeks. We were so excited that the order was coming today. It came and contained a pair of cheap glasses. Live and learn.

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by an anonymous user from: Pyrmont, New South Wales, Australia

Looks like I have been done, I checked the site before purchasing 26/5/2020. it seemed fine, wish I saw this then.
They say they will only refund 30% as it was the couriers fault and they will not pay for express companies mistake.

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by an anonymous user from: Mesagne, Apulia, Italy

What about flash.mffdk.com?

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by info

It is another scam website.

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by an anonymous user from: Murcia, Spain

What about: week.mffdk.com

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by info

It is another scam.

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by an anonymous user from: St Johns Park, New South Wales, Australia

aus.iprotoys.com

This is a scam site too, yes?

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by info

Yes, it is a scamm

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