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Scam company called "Oviicha"

You've been running an add from a company called "Oviicha" for and expandable privacy fence. I bought their fence and they took my money and never sent me anything, Their email contact info on their website doesn't work. They are crooks. Not sure how you screen your advertisers, but would be great if you could expose their fraud.

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Hello, I’m sorry to hear that! We are unable to assist with any product order issues or returns. You would need to contact that company directly for further assistance with a product purchase as Yahoo is not affiliated with those Ads.

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  • Tuyen Nguyen commented  ·   ·  Report

    I just got scam from advertising about the Magical Christmas Trees. I had order for my son as Christmas gift. I paid them via PayPal and the credit card was charged before the item sent to me. They sent us the cheap and totally different item. I tried to contact them about my order but the people seems never exist. Then I found out that the people from China. It is very frustrated and angry. I am frustrated because this is my son's gift as he was so waiting for this. I am upset because I was believe the Yahoo network will eliminate the risk but not. How it shameful for you (Yahoo) as customer, you fail your business.

  • Manish Jain commented  ·   ·  Report

    Yahoo needs to ***** down on Fraudulent ads. People are getting scammed left and right and Yahoo has inadvertently become a willing participant by not allowing people to report ads as being fraudulent.

  • Robert E Lee commented  ·   ·  Report

    I would like to recommend you remove COCoddy from your ads. Not sure how many people they may have scammed with a garage door mural post. They actually used ads from legitimate vendors to create the sense that you were getting something good at a half descent price.

  • Amit Arya commented  ·   ·  Report

    The shopsubsidy seems to be offering some "to good to be true" deals on Yahoo for the last few days.

    https://www.shopsubsidy.com/products/%E2%9C%A8christmas-big-sale-115ft-multicolor-led-animated-outdoor-christmas-tree-lightshow?st=

    I did a quick search and the business is suspicious.
    https://www.scam-detector.com/validator/shopsubsidy-com-review/

    This is easy to tell when you charge the same for 3 variants of the products, each of which is better than the other (10 feet, 15 feet, 20 feet christmas trees).

    I am hopeful that Yahoo will stop showing ads from these low reputation sites as they have a VERY HIGH probability of being a scam.

  • G. Ted Langford commented  ·   ·  Report

    Shenzhen Xinbaorong Technology Co., Ltd. had an advertisement for a 18x36", 4-burner gas griddle for $49, with shipping, it was $57.92. What I received was a 6x6x6" collapsible hiker's grill that takes charcoal or twigs and is so small that two hamburgers would be a tight fit. Yahoo shouldn't allow scammers to advertise on Homepage. They are offering me a $30 refund... which I won't accept.

  • Norb J Boxhorn commented  ·   ·  Report

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    Ad12000 Watt Dual Fuel Portable Generator - On Sale is a scam

  • Stev & KK H commented  ·   ·  Report

    I've been scammed I expect Yahoo to do business with respectable people... Bought an item and they send me a bag, void of the item.

    Can't trust... Yahoo's integrity

  • Harold Miller commented  ·   ·  Report

    These two websites and maybe more or con artist. They keep changing their name and web address. I order a scooter and got the receipt for a scooter but received a very cheap bike helmet. Now they are advertising a drone for 89 dollars with a camera. Most likely you will get a camera and not a drone. Yahoo does not care that people are getting ripped off by advertisements on their web page. Do not buy nothing that is advertised on yahoo. Con artist have got yahoo by the B_ lls. Try to get in touch with yahoo, but they have reps that put you off. So be aware yahoo does not care who gets ripped off. They will went they are summoned in court for allowing false advertisement by con artist and they were made aware and did nothing about it!!!!!

  • Marc Bessette commented  ·   ·  Report

    Fashionlel.com is a fraudulent website with hundreds of consumer complaints. You need to vet your ads better. Consumers of your site should be able to trust the ads they see, and not get scammed. Guessing you could be held liable in some way since you are allowing scammers to post ads to your site. Make a change.

  • Dewayne Gill commented  ·   ·  Report

    you put a site on your website...Molore...advertising bean bag chairs... i bought one for 76.12. Was NOT what was advertised!!! I got a 5 dollar blow up piece of plastic!!! Came from China...and they refuse to give my money back!!! How can u support these guys that rip us off and refuse to give us our product or money back!!!???

  • JEFF JOHNSON commented  ·   ·  Report

    I placed an order for 3 shirts and they had not shipped after almost 4 weeks (of course they charged my credit card same day). I had to cancel the order and alert my credit card company to reverse the charges. I WILL NEVER BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS POS COMPANY! But you a-holes keep showing me ads for their non-existent products!!!

  • tim smith commented  ·   ·  Report

    THIS PLACE IS A SCAM THEY TAKE YOUR MONEY AND YOU NEVER GET WHAT YOU ORDER . LOOK THEM UP YOU WILL SEE .

  • Lloyd Shehab commented  ·   ·  Report

    i bought 3 times from your adds never got what i paid for
    pay pal did stand behind never gave my money back
    had to go tthough my bbank

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