Wellbabylife.com appears to be involved in shady online activities, resembling a faux store scam. The website, which is just 56 days old at the time of writing this report, lacks a visible customer service hotline. It’s been noticed that the content on the site lacks originality, seemingly lifted from similar sources.
The website promotes articles that are misleading and potentially harmful, due to the use of substandard materials in the manufacturing process. Further investigation reveals that the images displayed on the site are not genuine. A number of incomplete pages filled with generic content and filler text add to the dubious nature of the website.
The absence of an official business name for the platform raises more red flags. What’s more, the business doesn’t have any social media presence, which is unusual for legitimate online businesses in this age. Searches for customer reviews on major consumer review platforms yield no results, adding to the suspicion surrounding this website.
A fake store scam is an online scheme where a fraudulent website is set up to look like a legitimate online store. The scammers lure customers into purchasing items, usually at discounted prices, but never deliver the products. In addition to losing money, victims of these scams often have their personal and financial information stolen.