Peabeer Review: Genuine? Peabeer Scam or Legit?
Through this Peabeer review, we are here to show you some facts about this online store which will help you to identify whether it is a fraudulent or a trustworthy company to make any online purchase. So let’s find out either is a Peabeer.com scam or a genuine company.
What is Peabeer.com?
It is an online shopping store that is selling multiple products like Self-Watering Eco-Stained Elevated Planter Box, Infrared Digital Night Vision Binoculars - 7x31 HD, Unique And Magical Metal Windmill, FACE TRANSFORMING LED MASK - APP CONTROLLED - RECHARGEABLE, GIANT KICK DARTS, Comblined Cat Climbing Frame, InstaCool Liftup Air Bra, Foldable Waterproof Fishing Bucket, Ultimate Ultra Soft Cycling Light Saddle, Charcuterie Board Set and Cheese Serving Platter, 1200 Degree Rotation Universal Car Dashboard Phone Holder,FIRE EXTINGUISHER MINI BAR, etc. However, there are so many things you must know about this site before choosing it as your shopping destination.
Peabeer is listed under the not recommended category due to its following reasons:
Its parent company’s name and address is provided on its Terms of Service page as A&KE Limited: 108e Fountain Court, Victoria Square, Victoria Street, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom, AL1 3TF and that is also by taking a screenshot of the company’s name instead of directly writing the company’s name on its website. Normally, the scam sites have provided their company’s address in that way so that no one can find them by searching on Google. Not only that but lots of details provided on its website match with the scam sites with the same parent company’s name. Actually, there are several other suspicious and problematic websites which are operating under this parent company such as Kokoping, Soulote, Onezeli, RosiesDaily, Itsokshop, Butyflor, Lovsimple, Heysia, Zeelool, YeahBikinis, ThunderBuy, JustFashionNow, Adoregal, CooliCool, Roselinlin, and so on. So we strictly don’t recommend this site for any kind of online shopping.
# Companies operating under A&KE Limited have so many customers’ complaints about the quality of products. Secondly, the delivery time of products as well as the customer support is also very poor as per the buyers.
# It has provided fake trust seal logos of McAfee, etc. on its few Product Details pages. So if you shop at this site, your personal and financial information such as your credit card information might be stolen.
# Lots of content as well as website themes match with multiple problematic sites.
# Its Return Policy is found to be very unrealistic and bogus for the return and exchange of items. So, it is almost impossible to get back a full refund or partial amount from these kinds of sites due to their confusing provisions.
Our Final Verdict:
Due to the aforementioned reasons, it can be concluded that Peabeer 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 !
Totally got ripped off, waited since Sept for my planter boxes which never arrived.
Its a scam Big time. Don't waste your time or money. Stay away...as the comment above states
Also fell for the 8' wooden planter box scam!! Trying to figure out how to get my money back.
You can try to get back your money by contacting 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.
PEABEER IS A SCAM COMPANY. FELL FOR THE 8' WOODEN PLANTER BOX SCAM. RECEIVED
A 2 INCH BY 2 INCH PLASTIC BOX.
SCAM SCAM SCAM !!!!!!
Same here and fell for the 8' planter box and received a 2" x 2" plastic planter. Scam artist!
Definitely a scam. Here's how it work. 1.) Advertize something wonderful (too good to be true) on a respected site like Amazon. Sidebar: one would thing a platofrm like Amazon could detect such a scam. 2.) Collect through Paypal or direct credit card. 3.) send an itme but NOT the one advertized. This gives a "delivery confirmation." 4.) When you ask Paypal for a refund they refuse because they have a "deliver confirmation" from the scammers. 5.) Last straw: go to your credit card company and request a charge-back. OR, avoid these scams in the first place. "Been there, been scammed that."
On Sept.04, 2021 I've got scammed by an ad on Yahoo website, where this company was selling 8'X2' cedar planters for half price! I paid $53+ dollars for two and emails from "Istella044@gmail.com" . About a month later, I've got two 4"X4"X3" plastic trays, when I realized this was a scam! It was shipped from 'Return Warehouse, 147-03 182 ST, Jamaica, New York11413' address! Now I can't find the website, got one email offering $8 refund from 'Istella044@gmail.com' , but my credit card company has issued a 'conditional credit' for my dispute. I'm trying to report this scam to Yahoo and Google, but they don't make it easy to report either! Dragging you through their 'automated' and 'specific' categories!