wareshub.com

[UncleJimmy]

Anyone have any experience with Wareshub.com? Could this possibly be for real? It's coming direct from China, but if this is really what they say it is, Jeez how do you go wrong? Just seems to good to be true. Here's a sample



www.wareshub.com

 

[mdogs]

Fakes, Fakes, Fakes and did I say Fakes!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[grendle]

looks like a scam, none of the payment choices are guaranteed. the one that is they don't use. Cant find anything negative on them though.

 

[UncleJimmy]

Yeah, of course I thought it could be a scam, but when I couldn't find any bad press or reviews, I got a little curious. I guess it's very likely that it's a real business that sells cheap knockoffs. I was holding out for somebody to come through and tell me it's all legit. ( New basses for everyone! )

When it looks too good to be true.....

 

[JxBass]

Have you read about the new Apple stores in China?

 

[FunkMetalBass]

$900 for a Warwick Thumb 6? $500 for a Conklin GTBD-7? I'm sure they're knock-offs, but with some minor mods, I bet they'd both play/sound as good as good as the real thing.

The inability to pay with PayPal makes me a bit weary. Money Gram and Western Union have a history of being involved in scams because it's nearly impossible to get the money back.

 

[boxdog]

Whatever you do DO NOT SEND THESE GUYS MONEY - they are a 100% scam - I lost $820 and they also run these scam sites -

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There are so many other sites and they all look the same - they use "hotmail" "yahoo" as their contact info - no legit company uses those they can afford to have real contact info.

 

[ghostdog93]

In addition to the above, the company (companies) involved have reportedly been running craigslist ads in a number of cities that lead you back to their site(s).

In short, stay away.