SmarGold Review: Genuine? SmarGold Scam or Legit?

This is a review of a SmarGold to find out either is a SmarGold.com scam or a legit company. Our SmarGold review will help you to figure out whether you shall make any purchase from this online store or not.

What is SmarGold.com?

It is an online shopping store which is selling various products such as 10 Strawberry Street 62 Piece Dinnerware, 600 Piece Silver Dinnerware Set, Aervana Original One Touch Luxury Aerator, Aervana Select Variable Electric Decanter, Aluminum Bottle Opener Keychain Bartender, Bare Decor Kalos Outdoor 30 Inch, BigHit BTS YOURSELF Photobook Photocard, Bartender Professional 17 piece Portable Shoulder, Ceramic Sublimation Coffee Colors Handle, 10 Piece Gradient Cookware Montgomery Ward, 10 Piece Kitchen Non Stick Ti Cerama Coating, 12 Boxes Organo Gold Ganoderma, Alto Grande Capsules Nespresso Machines7 Piece Cookware Set Stainless Steel, Airfree Iris 3000 Purifier Small, 10 Shopping Grocery Paper Bag, 10 Strawberry Street CATERING 12 DINNER W Catering, etc. However, there are so many things you must know about this online store before choosing it as your shopping destination.

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SmarGold is classified as one of the suspicious sites because of the following reasons:

Company Address:

The company’s address is provided at the bottom of the website as 8257 Turin Rd, Rome, NY, 13440, USA which belongs to The Rome Motel as per Google Maps. 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.

Security of the website:

It has provided the fake trust seal logo of Norton on its Checkout page. So if you shop at this site, your personal and financial information such as your credit card information might be stolen.

Copied content:

Lots of content as well as its website theme match with multiple suspicious and problematic sites.

Customer Complaints and Delivery:

The customer support as well as delivery time of sites similar to this site is also very poor as per the complaints received from the buyers of similar kinds of sites.

Our Final Verdict:

Due to the aforementioned reasons, we have come up with the conclusion that SmarGold 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!.

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I am Suman Roka, also known as De Roka. I'm the Author, Editor, Researcher, and Founder of De-Reviews.com. I've been working online since 2009. After falling into many scams myself, I finally learned to check and identify scams. So, since 2014, I'm not only checking scams for myself but also making people aware of those scams. My efforts have been acknowledged by GASA (Global Anti-Scam Alliance), which has listed De-Reviews.com as a member for its commitment to fight against scams. To find out more info about me, please check our About Us page.

Comments

8 responses to “SmarGold Review: Genuine? SmarGold Scam or Legit?”

  1. Pissed customer Avatar
    Pissed customer

    Total scam, phone/email/website all false. Paid with credit card thru PayPal. Cc co said info pretty safe going thru them and PayPal plus I have Lifelock.

  2. William V. Avatar
    William V.

    Do not order from this fake site! They have no phone number, any emails sent to them gets returned- AND, they use Paypal to collect payment, something that is failed to be mentioned on the Smargold site….

  3. Joe Fury Avatar

    I ordered from this companies website using PayPal, I never received the tracking number via email, I only found a tracking number via PayPal and when I checked the FedEx tracking number it said the item was delivered which FedEx confirmed it was not the correct FedEx delivery number it was a tracking number which indicated my delivery address however they said contact the company I order the item from to receive the correct tracking number, that was impossible via phone or email, I have a dispute case open with PayPal. I hope I get my refund because they won't check with FedEx they only go by the tracking number saying it was delivered. DON'T BUY FROM THIS COMPANY ITS A SCAM.

  4. I bought a $350 air conditioner online from this company and no word for over a month definately a scam. What shot summer!

  5. Smargold is a scam! Do not order from this website. Took my money and never shipped anything. Phone and email address are invalid. Beware!

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    Anonymous

    Definitely a scam! Do not order from this company.

  7. Gregory Kimble Avatar
    Gregory Kimble

    I'm having problems contacting Smargold also. Not only the address is wrong the phone number is for a medical supply company. It's been a long week and I'm still waiting for my shipping confirmation. Not a trusted company.

    1. Sheryl Leighton Avatar
      Sheryl Leighton

      I have had the same experience as Gregory with an order that I placed on July 16th on a website that was then presented as smarler.com, allegedly a store in San Francisco. The contact email at smarler.com did not work when I tried to inquire about the status of my order, and now when I try to revive the smarler.com page, I get redirected to smargold.com, and the contact email address on that site also does not work. The phone number provided on smarler.com took me to an automated system that wanted to know whether I was over 50 and then tried to sell me a medical device--with no option to stay on the line for real assistance with my order. As Gregory mentioned, the alleged physical address for this "company" is at the Rome Motel! I am sorry I provided my Mastercard information to this "company," and so I cancelled the card today and started an investigation of their charge on my account.

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