I placed an order on wish.com yesterday amounting in $34.90 and at first it was good. I then tried to place another order for $2 and a message about fraud came up. I contacted the fraud email thing and both times they stopped replying. I don't understand how I am committing fraud. I am using my own card. I was just trying to get a jump start on my Christmas shopping. I then tried about 20 minutes ago to request a refund and it wont even let me do that. What can I do? What does it mean "FRAUD"? I do not understand.

asked by nicole l. on 8/22/15

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Thumbnail of user sonyas2

Something similar has happened to me after many positive experiences. My account is now "restricted." This would not be so bad if they just restricted my ability to purchase. But in fact, they are restricting the ability to write them on customer service issues!

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Thumbnail of user lourdesp3

I had the exact same thing happen to me. I joined Wish in June and have been buying consistently with them until Oct 4. When I tried to place an order, I got a message telling me that the card I was using was fraud. I wrote to them and they asked me for proof that the card was mine... I sent them screen shots of my bank statement. I can't seem to get my account unblocked. There's no phone number to call and each time I email, they read it, and reply and mark my email as "solved" when it's not solved.

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Thumbnail of user dorisd8

I bought a $10 item that was a piece of junk so I wrote them. It said they would get back to me in 2 to 3 business days and that was 3 weeks ago and I'm still waiting. I'm going to throw the piece of junk away and post on Face Book that they sell junk and don't follow up on things. I think that fraud thing that came up might be against Wish.com and not you.

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