Counterfeit Clothes from a Fake Elle Toronto Website

A bbb report about a fake_shopping scam that cost someone $101.96. Learn how to avoid falling victim.

The Elle Toronto website appeared to have decent clothes with a sale discount. But the clothes are not what are shown on the website—they are poor quality and likely made to order in China by a cheap source. One shirt I would never wear; it had no size tag nor washing instructions. The other was sent in the wrong size, and they are playing games about replacing it. What a waste of money, and now I have to watch if further scams will happen with my credit card.

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Check seller ratings and history on the platform

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Check for secure website indicators (HTTPS, padlock)

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Avoid wire transfers or money orders for purchases

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