eHome All Scam

eHome All Scam: How It Works

Beware of eHome All Scam (www.ehomeall.com), a fraudulent website that offering incredible Cyber Monday deals. Don't even bother looking for eHome All reviews either, we will explain why. This fake scheme is also known as the iDepot Home or the HomeTaxMart scam, as it changed its domain name over the weekend, so beware.

This eHome All scam is perpetrated by the same criminals who came up with similar pages, such as the Computer Mill and the Best Price Home scams. The one we are talking about today does exactly the same trick. It is only using a different domain name.

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eHome All Is The Same Webpage As HomeTaxMart

The not so creative crooks changed the logo that was shown on the HomeTaxMart website to the new eHome All. The rest of the images and graphics are the same. How do we know eHomeall.com is a scam?

The domain name was registered last Saturday (see the image below). For a new site that claims to be legitimate, this one doesn't qualify. Why?

All the info that's on the website was also listed on the idepothome.com, including a Sacramento address (1213 10th St, Sacramento, CA 95814) and a phone number. But wait, there is more. We will also talk about eHome All reviews below.

The Cyber Monday deals that are listed on the website are great but please do not buy any products, simply because they don't exist. Air purifiers for $8, refrigerators for $60 or Fortnite cards for $5 are just deals that are meant to lure you in.

eHome All Reviews Don't Exist

Is eHome All legit? No, it is not. Stay away. As the domain name (ehomeall.com) was purchased over the weekend, it only makes sense that there was not enough physical time to gather real eHome All reviews.

Let's look at the pattern. Check out the website and try to remember this present look of the eHome All's website. Why? Well, the chances are that next week you will see the same content but with a different name and logo. It happens all the time.

The eHome All promo is a typical fly-by-night website that scammers create during certain times of the year, such as Cyber Monday, Valentine's Day, Black Friday, or Mother's Day. This type of fraud will still happen for the next few weeks for sure, as the holidays are just about to start.

The eHome All scam is out there and also needs to be reported. Below you can see how you can do it. Last but not least, since we're exposing bogus pages, check out these comprehensive lists of Facebook scams, phishing scams, and email scams. Feel free to also share your experience below or leave your own eHome all reviews.

eHomeAll Scam: How To Report

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