Glameour.com Review: Genuine? Glameour Scam or Legit?
This is a review of a Glameour to find out either is a Glameour.com scam or a legit company. Our Glameour review will help you to figure out whether you shall make any purchase from this online store or not.
What is Glameour.com?
It is an online shopping store which is selling Bedsets, etc. However, there are so many things you must know about this site before choosing it as your shopping destination.
Glameour is categorized as one of the suspicious sites because of the following drawbacks:
Contact Address:
has provided its address as "Lazy Mount, 325 Webb Drive, 405, Mississauga ON L5B 3Z9, Canada" on its second Privacy Policy page linked at the bottom of the checkout page. Providing two Privacy Policy pages doesn't make any sense. On top of that, Google Maps can't find the exact match of this provided address. It hasn't provided its contact phone number. This makes it clear it is trying to hide the information, so we shall not trust such a company for any kind of online shopping.
Its provided email address "info@adventurematsco.com" on the second "Terms of Service" page linked at Checkout page is not related to its domain name while its another email address "glameourco@gmail.com" is a free email address but not the domain-specific one.
It has also provided another email address "lazymountco@gmail.com" at its first "Terms of Service" page which is also a free email address and not related to its domain name as well.
And another free email address you can find at its first Privacy Policy page which is "comfortcloudcorp@gmail.com" is also a free email address and not related to its domain name as well.
Discount and Sales offers:
It is selling bed sets at heavy discount prices which is too good to be true and only the problematic sites can afford to offer such discounts.
Copied content:
Lots of website content including its website design is similar with multiple scam sites.
Likewise, it has mentioned the website domain name of some other website rather than its own on its Privacy Policy, etc. pages i.e. Adventurematsco.com but it has not provided any details about its link with that website whereas legit companies always mention their connection with other sister websites if any.
Customer Complaints and Delivery:
The customer support as well as delivery time of sites similar to this site are also very poor as per the complaints received from the buyers of similar kinds of sites.
Our Final Verdict:
From all the above mentioned facts, it is clear that Glameour is one of the suspicious websites.
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These days multiple new online stores are claiming to sell various items on huge discount, but most of them are scams. So, it’s better to stay away from the new online stores or at least do some research before you purchase something from the new online stores because most of these new online stores don’t deliver the purchased items to their clients or, deliver completely different or very low-quality items. Some scam online stores even have charged the credit card of clients randomly without their consent. So, if you have ever purchased mistakenly from scam sites, we suggest you immediately contact your bank or credit card company to secure your credit card information.
Good Luck !
Same case her
Ordered two fluffly bedsets in mid may, tracking says in my city since mid June, not arriving now late July. Emailed them with no replies...omg that hairband was from them?!?! Completely a scam...
I have ordered two bed sets in May, got a tracking number but still haven’t received my orders. This is a scam!
I order silk bedset but I got a headband !!! It's a scam been waiting for 3 month !! I have sent 15 email to them !! It make me upset !! I just want my money back !! What should I do …
In this case, you should contact your bank or credit card company and ask them to help you with a refund. If you had paid via PayPal, open a dispute via your PayPal account, and contact the PayPal support team. Show them this review as a reference. Explain to them everything. You should also get a copy of the information for the tracking number from a post office that clearly shows the address where the item has been delivered and the weight of the item which will definitely have less weight than the item you order. Show these details to the bank or credit card company or PayPal. People who had provided this information to the bank or credit card company or PayPal, most of them have got a full refund with the help of a bank or credit card company or PayPal.
Good Luck!
Me and my cousin ordered 2 bed cover sets we both replied to the email. She got one saying it's being delayed because of coronavirus and I got a automatic response from some email called resolve abc. We both got a cheap headband unbelievable, how could someone do that ?
I ordered a bed set in May and have received nothing !
I got sucked in ?
I ordered 3 bed sets but received a cheap headband
I also ordered 2 Duvet from them since last week and have not received any communication from them yet. I attempted sending emails on 2 occasions to them still no response. I saw the advert on facebook and i felt it will be legit but their actions have been very suspicious.
I ordered an Adventure Mat from them in April, and have not received anything. My tracking number is suspiciously small (only 4 numbers long with no info on what company is shipping it) I have emailed the company twice (two weeks apart) about my shipment and received no response back. I saw the ad on Facebook, which should have been a red flag for me to investigate... UGH.