Ray H.

I placed an order on this site for a motherboard for a PC build. After 5 days, the order status said it was still processing so I emailed their customer support to find out what the hold up was. The email immediately bounced back saying it was rejected by the server. I checked the mobile site and it had completely different information saying it's offices were in Oregon instead of California as the desktop version said and the customer support on there directed to a generic "*******@domain.com". This immediately sent up a red flag to me and I filed a claim with PayPal. The seller tried to counter with a UPS tracking number that said they had shipped it with a mailing date five days before I ordered. PayPal ruled in my favor and I got a refund, but the email the seller was using on PayPal was closed the day of the decision. However the site is still up. This is a bonafide scam site and anyone looking to purchase from them should stay away.

Blere.club is a Chinese site that fraudulently claims it is in the United States. I ordered a DIMM for a computer I was building thinking it was going to be shipped from Nebraska. When I completed the order, I didn't get any receipt or tracking information from the site, so I emailed their customer service. I get a reply back a day later in very broken English, which sent up a red flag. A couple of days later, I get a tracking number showing it was shipping out of mainland China... which is never mentioned on the site. Fast forward to two weeks later and I get the package... which is just a three pack of surgical masks. I immediately contacted them and wanted a refund. They were willing to give a refund, but would only refund 60% because of the cost of the masks and shipping fee. They want to charge me for them shipping me the wrong item. Even after agreeing to their terms, they didn't do a chargeback, so I contacted my credit card company and got a 100% refund. AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE. Addendum: The charge on my credit card said it was from "ternk. Online". I checked it out via Google to find out it's a carbon copy site to blere using the same tricks and tactics.