Thats My Shit Store Scam

Indicators of the Scam

• Stolen Content: They often use videos and images from legitimate, well-known creators or small businesses without permission.
• Too Good to Be True Prices: Items are often priced significantly lower than the market value.
• Suspicious Checkout: The site may be newly created, have poor grammar, or only offer limited, untraceable payment methods.
• No Customer Support: Sellers often stop responding to messages, block users, or ignore emails after the purchase.
• Fake Reviews: The site may have no reviews or fake, generic positive reviews.

Protect Yourself

• Verify the Source: Only buy directly from the official website or verified social media account of the creator or brand.
• Check the URL: Carefully examine the website address for misspellings or unusual domains.
• Report the Fraud: If you encounter such a site, report it to the platform (Facebook, Instagram, etc.) to help take it down.
• Use Secure Payment Methods: Use payment methods that offer protection, such as PayPal, and dispute the charge if the item does not arrive.

If you have already fallen victim, it is recommended to file a dispute with your bank or credit card company immediately.