CrimsonBlast
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I have my doubts. Overhead at that one pub next to that Interpol building:
"Banggood is one of those scamster/rogue sites that make a lot money from fake tracking, stringing you along and then after more than a month, telling you the parcel "has been lost" or "Stolen".
Sure they pay your refund back, but not after they have skimmed the interest from the combined amount of money in their account (They are international, it's huge.). Which is why the long wait. It allows them to operate almost like a bank. Of course, they don't do it 100% of their orders, otherwise it would be too obvious. They have a small percentage of products in stock and ship them. But when you are dealing with such large amounts of money as what they got incoming every month, it becomes a business model to sell goods that do not exist, at tempting prices so they can put it into a lump sum, probably millions of dollars, and skim the interest. They don't pay shipping, customs taxes or the majority of overheads most legitimate sellers need. In fact, bots handle a lot of that portion of things. I wouldn't support a potluck company like Banggood. So many people reported needing refunds.
And yes, Buffalo pays for reviews and posts.
And no, the world isn't flat.
I can't divulge how I've come by this info."
What do you guys think? Have you needed to wait a long time only to need a refund for a parcel that never arrived? Or was that guy at the bar just a bit too much of a regular?
"Banggood is one of those scamster/rogue sites that make a lot money from fake tracking, stringing you along and then after more than a month, telling you the parcel "has been lost" or "Stolen".
Sure they pay your refund back, but not after they have skimmed the interest from the combined amount of money in their account (They are international, it's huge.). Which is why the long wait. It allows them to operate almost like a bank. Of course, they don't do it 100% of their orders, otherwise it would be too obvious. They have a small percentage of products in stock and ship them. But when you are dealing with such large amounts of money as what they got incoming every month, it becomes a business model to sell goods that do not exist, at tempting prices so they can put it into a lump sum, probably millions of dollars, and skim the interest. They don't pay shipping, customs taxes or the majority of overheads most legitimate sellers need. In fact, bots handle a lot of that portion of things. I wouldn't support a potluck company like Banggood. So many people reported needing refunds.
And yes, Buffalo pays for reviews and posts.
And no, the world isn't flat.
I can't divulge how I've come by this info."
What do you guys think? Have you needed to wait a long time only to need a refund for a parcel that never arrived? Or was that guy at the bar just a bit too much of a regular?
