Hadi Supply Scam

Hadi Supply Scam: How It Works

Beware of the Hadi Supply Scam, a fraudulent website that pretends to have great deals for holiday shopping. The Hadi Supply reviews are also fake, so beware. Most of the promoted products are PlayStation consoles, but the bogus site features more items for ‘sale'.

The hadisupply.com website used to have many other fraudulent domains during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday promotions but now has changed it as it was reported.

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Is Hadi Supply a Scam?

Is Hadi Supply a scam? Yes, it is, 100% scam. Criminals just changed the logo of the previous fraud websites, while the rest of the graphics are the same. Here is a screenshot of a Hadi Supply scam:

The domain name (www.hadisupply.com) registered a few days ago, which makes it clear that the site is a scam. Not that we don't support new entrepreneurs, we just don't let crooks victimize people all over the world promising holiday deals. It is the same type of scams happening in the HomeDepoten Scam, too.

Bogus Hadi Supply Reviews

Since Hadi Supply's domain name was registered in the last week, it makes it impossible that this site could gather genuine reviews. So, avoid it at all costs.

The Hadi Supply offer is a typical fly-by-night website that is created during special occasions, such as Mother's Day,  Boxing Week, Cyber Monday, or Valentine's Day. We could guarantee that this type of scam will take place for the next few weeks too.

How To Report a Scammer

Warn your family and friends about the Hadi Supply scam. Share this article on social media. You can also officially report criminals, or any other suspicious activity to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) using the link below:

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