Brick Town Buyers And Beyond BEWARE!!

You know those sketchy online clothing sites with prices that look like they're too good to be true? Ever order from one of them and the merchandise is 10 sizes too small and the quality is absolute crap! Looks nothing like the advertised item and there's no one to help you or get satisfaction ? The delivery is weeks longer than you expected and there's little to no response when trying to get customer satisfaction? These pop-up Asian clothing shops are everywhere you click! And there's a certain type of shopping site that started popping onto my radar a few years ago, and have only gained in numbers since. They're full of trendy items at affordable prices, with showpieces that feel more left-of-center than your typical fast-fashion site's fare. But there's something about them that just feels off. Spend a few minutes actually clicking around, and you'll be overcome with a feeling that maybe you shouldn't be shopping there after all.

It's pretty easy to identify the sites I'm talking about. The homepages look innocent enough, usually advertising current trends and flashing big sales and timely promotions. But when you click into the pages, things start to get weird — the photography is often inconsistent.

And, upon clicking these sites' "About Us" pages, you'll discover almost all of them are based in Hong Kong, Singapore, or Japan, founded sometime in the early 2000s, and they make sweeping promises in typo-ridden manifestos in English. If you're a fellow online-shopping obsessive, you've probably landed on a few of these websites yourself and stopped to think before ordering: Wait, is this legit? Am I actually going to get what I paid for? Is this a scam? Can this dress really be $12? We’ve heard the horror stories, too, from friends who've dared place orders, only to never actually receive the product, get their credit card compromised, or have an item finally show up from Hong Kong two months later, in a comically petite size, and made with material that’s closer to Kleenex than cotton.

Some horrors stories include packages arriving in a timely manner, but the dress was dirty and had a faulty button and weird silhouette. But if clothes with questionable stains are your thing, shop away. Oh, and if you're unhappy with your purchase, you can always e-mail the CEO (but don't expect to get a response). I'm sure many people have tried them and gotten poor responses and goods that they are not happy with. A majority of the photos on their websites are taken from major companies intellectual property and pictures that are not approved for use. There are many poor reviews online about these companies but what is being done about it? Power in numbers, the more people that stop buying from these companies the less they will continue to grow. Contact Ebay, Facebook, Walmart, etc…..be relentless!!

Do any of these business names look familiar ? This is a list I compiled in just 2 days from Instagram and Facebook.

Fashionrotita.Rosewe,BerryLook,Rotita,Boholady,Callabuy,Yoins,Linkshe,Mindful souls,Laydear,Joom,Sherop_Official,Chicboho Club,Clair Dream,Next Deal shop,Vioyoung.com,We Dream More,Lucking Chic,Shekea,Modiboho,Mostata.com, Bonboho,Nylily,Chicdb shop,Wakasia,Chicnava Beauty,Heyjue.official,Vioyoung.fashion

Lilyboots,8bananaofficial,Wearways,Military hippie ,Sunday pop, Shyfullstore,8banana_com,Anniberry,Tea for the soul,ChicClue store,Shriner store

Aleumdr.com,Solaros-club,Modlily,FashionChicme,We Love The Beach,Mandy Apples

Shop On 24hr Pop,Liv Luv Shop,Beachsissi and EVERYDAY THEY REINVENT new names.

BUYER BEWARE!!