Is Beineshop a Scam? Review of the Online Store

The are fraudulently using my home address for their scam business. The address they list is a residence and not associated with the company.

I foolishly ordered a weight bench from Beineshop mid-June. Figured the payment method being Pay-Pal I was safe. Got tracking info for a parcel that had been delivered to my town and state in late May. Went through the claim process with Pay-Pal and was fully reimbursed. Got lucky I guess, watch out for these predatory companies that pop up inventory based on your google searches.

I ordered a bike in May and it said it was delivered on June 3 to a totally different address with a totally different tracking number and nothing matched up and I never received anything for my money do not do business with these people

This is a scam site and they are using fake UPS numbers. They stole $80 from me and Paypal will not refund because of the use of fake UPS tracking number. AVOID!

...forgot to mention that the charge was listed as $69.89, but they charged my card $80.37. I have also reported this site to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint center as IC3.gov

I was also scammed by this website for a bike pad for the tailgate of my truck. It was half the price as offered on the manufacturer's website. Then, the payment went through PalPay (another red flag that concerned me but I ignored). They sent a tracking update that showed the item was delivered 2 weeks before I ordered it. And, the USPS tracking merely showed it was delivered to my zip code, not to a specific address, so that was another scam they've figured out. No way to contact PayPal unless you set up an account, which I'll never do, no reply to e-mail sent to the vendor, so I've disputed the charge with my credit card company.

"I recently placed an order with beineshop on June 18th, 2020 before realizing a possible scam. I used a prepaid debit card and funds were relayed through PayPal which I can't get ahold of at the moment but will try again on my next day off. I was sent a tracking number for my item purchased which traces back to a package which was delivered in May to an address in Ohio, I live in West Virginia. The phone number listed on their site always rings in busy and even tho a Florida address is listed the phone number goes thru to New York..." Received via email.

Absolutely, do not buy anything from Beineshop. It is clearly a scam.
On June 17, 2020, I placed an order to purchase an electric scooter from Beineshop, using PayPal as my form of payment. One thing which should have tipped me off is that I did not receive any type of email confirming the purchase, but the next day I received an email from PayPal which disturbed me greatly: the email listed a charge higher than I had authorized (I authorized $99 yet was billed $114), the item allegedly shipped was not the item I purchased - then when I used the USPS tracking number, I discovered it was a fake. A package with that tracking number had been delivered to a residence in Virginia in May 2020; I live in Texas and, again, I did not even place an order until June 2020!
I have filed a complaint with PayPal, but do not know yet whether PayPal will get my money back for me. It's very distressing and makes me distrust using Paypal, because shouldn't PayPal have been able to ascertain whether this vendor is/was legit or not?

Same thing happened and I am now fighting with paypal. Any updates from you?

The same thing happened to me via PayPal. I made a purchase with this online store. I knew immediately I was scammed as it stated the order shipped. I went out to PP to cancel the purchase but there was no cancel option available. My money went to a Gilbert Flores at an odd email. Not the name, or email on the Beineshop site. Also, the site disappeared from Google search. What worried me was the tracking number he gave me, and PP was an old tracking number of mine. I Googled this and it is the latest scam were scammers are using old tracking numbers to make it look legit. So, how the heck are they getting old tracking numbers. Well anyway stay away from these scammers. I didn't do my usual site checks for site certification. And the deal really was too good to be true.

Since I used my PayPal account link to a credit card, do they now have all that info too? Are my other payment methods under PayPal at risk?