Sumoall.com Review: Genuine? Sumoall Scam or Legit?
Sumoall is an online store that is claiming to sell products like 6 Shot Dispenser and Holder/Carrier Caddy Liquor Dispenser Party Gifts Drinking Games Shot Glasses Set, Rechargeable mini wood cutting chainsaw, A1 smart foldable treadmill, Halloween Spider bodysuit dress up, etc. But, once you make a purchase, is it really going to send you those items? Is Sumoall.com a scam or a trustworthy company? Well, let’s find out what is Sumoall.com in reality through Sumoall review so that you can decide either you shall trust Sumoall or not?
(NOTE: Scam or multiple new online stores are found to be changing their website name frequently. So, Sumoall may also change its website name in the future. If you find another name for the Sumoall website at the time you visit this website, then please report us using the comment section below).
Sumoall scam or genuine? Let's find out the reality from the below Sumoall review:
Sumoall is an online shopping store that is selling various products and few such products are listed above. However, there are so many things you must know about Sumoall before choosing it as your shopping destination.
Sumoall is classified as one of the problematic sites because of the following drawbacks on its website:
Company Address:
The company’s address and contact phone number of Sumoall are not given on its “Contact Us” details or anywhere else on its website whereas legit companies always provide such information on their websites. This makes it clear that Sumoall is trying to hide the information, so we shall not trust such a company for our online shopping destination.
Its email address i.e. info@fashion456.com is also a free email address but not its domain-specific one and found to be used by other site like Fashion456.
Security of the website:
Sumoall has provided the fake trust seal logos of VeriSign, McAfee, Norton, etc. on its few Product details page. However, the real trust seal logos should be clickable so that we can click on them which should send us to the official verification webpage of respective trust seal providers to verify those trust seals. On top of that, the VeriSign logo has not been used since 2012. The Norton Secured logo is the legitimate seal provided by the same company now, VeriSign no longer issues SSL certificates so there is no longer a valid VeriSign site seal. So, there is no point in providing both VeriSign and Norton logos on the same website. Mostly scam sites provide such fake trust seal logos which makes Sumoall a very suspicious and unprofessional website as well as an unsecured website. So if you shop at this site, your personal and financial information such as your credit card information might be stolen.
Discount and Sales offers:
Sumoall is providing an unrealistic heavy discount price that is too good to be true and only the scam and problematic sites can afford to offer.
Copied Content:
Lots of content as well as website theme match with multiple suspicious and problematic sites.
Customer Complaints and Delivery:
Sumoall and similar types of sites have very poor customer support, as well as delivery time as per the complaints received from the buyers of similar kinds of sites. Sumoall may send fake or very cheap quality products other than what it has advertised on its website.
Our Final Verdict:
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.
Above are some of the realities we have shown you after our research on how Sumoall and similar type of companies are doing their business.
It can be concluded that Sumoall is one of the suspicious websites which we shall not trust. We really hope you understand what our review on Sumoall is all about and feel free to share your views about Sumoall in our comment section below by providing your own Sumoall.com reviews.
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Thank you.
I ordered a treadmill from sumoall as well and it came with a exercise belt. I complained I did not receive the item. I was given a tracking number and told my item was shipped. I had received the exercise belt that came with it but not the treadmill. I contacted USPS to find out the number was associated with a 3 ounce package which was the belt. I reached out to the company a few times with no response. I paid through PayPal so filed a complaint and I got a response from the company that the $29.98 I paid was for the belt only. That’s not what the description showed or the picture. I would not have paid $30 for a cheap looking belt. I have the same one already that I paid $10 for. So now I’m working through PayPal for a refund. This is the email PayPal had on file ceo@ouyiec.com.
I have been waiting for my treadmill for over a month what’s going on.
I have not received my treadmill and I can’t even get a response from the website
I bought And paid for a Pilates bar and all they had the nerve to send me is a plastic thing that’s supposed to be used with the bar. Is there no way to hold them to account ? To get my money back or the item I paid For? How pathetic this is. Thank you for providing a space for those of us who’ve been SCAMMED.
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!
It's a scam...
I ordered " last day deal with Christmas sale..." drone $16.99 plus $9.99 for shopping... still waiting.
They send a convincing email saying your product is sent with track your package...
Stay away.
(Lesson learned - for me)