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About BuyGoods.com
At BuyGoods, the company centers its efforts around a fundamental principle - surpassing the expectations of its customers. The belief is that each interaction presents a chance to establish an enduring impact and cultivate a lifelong customer. The business highly regards customer relationships and consistently strives to offer exceptional experiences. Prospective clients are invited to reach out through phone, email, or online channels, where a dedicated team is ready to assist. A commitment is made to allocate ample time for addressing concerns and taking all necessary actions to cater to the customer's requirements.
 302-404-2568 |
 [email protected] |
 https://buygoods.com/ |
 1000 North West st. Suite #1200 Wilmington, DE 19801 |
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Beware of Deceptive Purchase Confirmation Emails
Purchasing was easy enough, but I received an email stating I needed to complete my purchase. This felt like a con. I immediately checked my PayPal account and saw that my purchase had already been processed. Clearly, the email was attempting to deceive me into buying another product. So, I want to warn everyone to be cautious.
Victim to a Sophisticated Scam
I feel like this company is FAKE. It's frustrating to notice that all those glowing reviews I saw were only about phone contact and hardly ever about any product claims. And when they do talk about the products, it's usually negative feedback.
Even more suspicious is that they seem to be recycling phrases from older reviews. It's mind-boggling – some of the 1-star reviews even contain the exact text as the 5-star reviews! It's like they don't even care about being discreet.
I fell victim to their double invoicing scam on PAYPAL. I mean, seriously, who does that? After making the payment, I clicked on the "Super Offer 33% link," and I got double invoiced! To make matters worse, they sneakily initiated a subscription on PAYPAL without my consent. And to add insult to injury, they never answer the phone! It's like they've vanished into thin air.
The shipment I was waiting for finally showed some movement after a painstaking ten days, but here's the kicker – it was only registered at UPS and never moved out of Denver. They dare to ask me to reject the package for a refund, but how can I do that when the shipment hasn't budged? It's like it's stuck in some bizarre computer simulation.
I can't believe it, but it looks like I've been swindled out of $640 by this cunning scam team. They've got this operation down to a science, and it's infuriating!
Lack of Empathy and Fake Products
I experienced a lack of empathy and willingness to help when I encountered a suspicious BuyGoods.com. I tried to cancel my order, but I could not reach anyone. The website had a form for someone to contact me, but there was no reply. When I requested to speak to a manager, they gave me the runaround without assistance. It was clear that this was a fake and suspicious website. I originally intended to purchase a supplement, but instead, I was redirected to this fraudulent website.
A Customer's Frustration
I am not impressed so far!!!! I placed an order and received an email saying my order had been shipped to the wrong address. I immediately replied to let them know that the address was incorrect. Unfortunately, I got an email saying there was nothing they could do because it was already with the couriers, and they gave me a number to contact the courier, UPS. I was not impressed with that at all because they were the ones who gave the courier the wrong address in the first place. So why do I have to make the call?
Anyway, I rang the number they provided, and to my frustration, it wasn't available from Australia. I reached out to PayPal, which I paid through, and they gave me a number for UPS Australia. However, UPS Australia informed me that only the sender, BuyGoods, could update delivery details. It's incredibly frustrating, and I'll have to go for a refund because it doesn't look like my order can be delivered properly.
Experience with BuyGoods' Defective Products
I paid $336 for eight bottles of Beliv, and then I had to shell out another $54 in customs fees. I thought their money-back guarantee would give me peace of mind, but I was wrong.
When the products finally arrived, they were in terrible condition. The boxes were wet and stinky, and the product was cloudy and crystallizing. It was a complete mess.
I contacted their customer support, and they insisted that I return the defective products to them. Shipping it back cost me an additional $42.
In the end, I only received a refund of $255. So, after all the expenses, I ended up with a net loss of $75. It's incredibly frustrating and disappointing.
Cortex For Tinnitus A Letdown
BuyGoods.com sent me Cortex to cure my Tinnitus. It was supposed to work after 4 days, at least a significant reduction. I paid approximately $230 after converting from USD to AUD, plus postage and handling. The stuff is useless, having made no change to my tinnitus whatsoever. I'm so glad I did not buy the seven bottles they recommended at once. This stuff is a total scam to others, so stay away from it.
Deceptive Marketing and Disappointing Results
I purchased three bottles of Cortexi and followed the instructions for five weeks, but unfortunately, the product didn't affect reducing my tinnitus. I contacted the company within the Two-month guarantee period, and they agreed to refund me for one bottle.
This experience has made me believe that Cortexi could be one of the most prominent digital marketing scams out there. When I tried to find more information by Googling Cortexi reviews, I was shocked to discover an overwhelming number of deceptive reviews and feedback. Finding a platform where I could share my negative experience with the product seemed nearly impossible.
It's disheartening to think this might be a deliberate effort to silence negative feedback. The fact that I stumbled upon this website is quite fortunate, as it seems to be the only place where consumers like me can express their disappointment when a product doesn't work as promised.
Upon further research, I even found claims that one of Cortexi's primary ingredients is nothing more than a maca root filler. It all adds to what appears to be nothing more than snake oil, cleverly marketed to unsuspecting consumers.
Unprofessional And Not Trustable
I have to share my experience with BuyGoods – it's genuinely disappointing and feels like a complete scam. They took my money and didn't bother sending the product I ordered. It's frustrating that they even created a shipping label, giving customers a false hope that their order is on its way.
I understand that shipping mishaps can occur; packages can be mislabeled or lost. However, in most cases, these issues arise after the box is in the hands of the postal service. When I contacted BuyGoods Customer Service, I spoke with a courteous representative who seemed genuinely interested in helping me resolve my delivery problem. They arranged for a reshipment, and I received confirmation and tracking information.
But here's where lightning struck twice – that second package never even reached FedEx. It's hard to believe that the same issue would happen twice in a row, in the same order. I was left bewildered and frustrated.