Michael S.

Do NOT buy from SHOPEE. If you do so, be aware of a seller named IWEN2020 (iwen2020) who has set up shop THIS YEAR and NOW offers over 900 products on the platform. The seller offers brand named product, ACCEPTS THE ORDER, then replaces it with a knock off brand. I ordered a KRUPS 5-cup Coffee Maker then was told they would send the knockoff in pic below. When I tried to cancel the order, they did not accept the cancellation request. Instead they send an incomprehensible canned response. I am working with Shopee to ensure the seller cannot do this to anyone else.

As a first time customer, I learned that Shopee cobbles a seller network together but operates with only nominal oversight going as far as allowing their (helpful) customer agents to infer they cannot control situations like mine. Taking no responsibility or accountability for seller behavior is not good business.

My 1st order placed and paid for via mobile banking, I contacted customer service and spoke to a helpful rep who said she'd send me directions for my refund and stating it would be 2-5 business days to transact. The email specifically requested me to provide my bank account name and account number in HANDWRITTEN form then creating an electronic form or taking a photo of the handwritten information.

No bank will say this is acceptable and I will not follow the prescribed guidance.

The website is poorly designed and difficult to navigate. FAQs are horrific. Ordering protocols are unclear and poorly designed. Easily among the worst eCommerce sites I've ever seen.

I will return to this review with retails of outcome and the refund once complete. I want to be sure my experience is fully documented and am more than willing to take a little more of my valuable time to inform others of a recovery outcome.

If I could give ZERO stars, I would. After getting the lowdown on Milfaholic, by virtue of a "sign up, test & cancel", I began watching Lonelywifehookup. Same scam, different domain. Without going into a ton of detail (refer to my review on Milfaholic..., it's all the same) I find the following consistent realities (deceptions) on this site, as follows:

1. A high percentage of the profiles are not who they portray themselves to be. Period.
2. If she's hot, she's not really because it's not the person you see in the pics.
3. If she's "not hot", hers is a filler profile to add to the perception of a legit site.
4. Most hail from places that are obscure US towns. Google their hometowns,
5. If they've received a lot of "gifts", they're not real
6. Look closely@ pics. Look at electric plugs, consumer products, etc.
7. The profile descriptions don't match up with hook emails sent to lure you to the site.
8. Ages stated are so far off, it's laughable.
9. Take my word for it. Do none of the above, move on and save your cash.

I suspect these guys spin up sites, wait for a decline in membership, then create a new domain. Great example of people who choose to deceive for money, stay under the tracking radar, and prey on anyone who buys into the illusion of such a reality.

Run Forrest, run.

DO NOT JOIN THIS SITE! Have run it through it's paces, post sign up. Also have received NOT ONE reply to emails sent with SPECIFIC questions about USER location for 5+ "members".

Pure 100% scam and to be avoided. I'm on a personal mission to expose them on every possible platform. Same goes for other associated sites including LonelyWifeHookup.