Leatheshoes.com
Analysis
Leatheshoes.com, a website barely 128 days old, has been found to be operating a counterfeit store scam. The site doesn’t provide a phone number for customer service, and the images used are not genuine. The official business name of the company remains undisclosed, and it lacks a significant presence on social media platforms.
A fake store scam involves a fraudulent website posing as a legitimate online store. These scams lure unsuspecting customers into purchasing non-existent goods, often using fake images and descriptions to make the store appear real. The scammers typically don’t provide any customer service contact information, and they often disappear without a trace after collecting money from their victims.
Red Flags
Fake images
Recently registered
Missing Information
No business name
No phone numbers
No reviews
No social media
Scam Explainer
A fake store scam involves the creation of a fraudulent online store. These fake stores appear legitimate, complete with product listings and customer reviews. They often offer popular items at significantly lower prices to attract customers.
Scammers behind these fake stores promise quick delivery and hassle-free transactions. They use professional-looking websites and secure payment systems to gain trust. Some even create fake social media profiles to enhance their credibility.
The scam unfolds when a customer makes a purchase. The customer pays, but the product never arrives. The fake store then disappears, along with the customer's money. The scammers may also use the customer's credit card information for further fraudulent activities.
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