iDepotHome HomeTaxMart Scam

iDepotHome Scam, aka the Fake HomeTaxMart Deal

Beware of the iDepotHome Scam, a fraudulent website that apparently offers amazing Black Friday deals. It is also known as the HomeTaxMart scam, as it changed its domain name in the last couple of days! The iDepotHome reviews are fake – same as the HomeTaxMart reviews – which confirms this is a scam, so beware.

This bogus website and fraud are perpetrated by the same people who created the eHome All, PSGetting Scam, and the Best Price Home scams. This one does exactly the same thing, only on a different domain name.

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HomeTaxMart Is The Same Website As iDepotHome

The crooks changed the logo from iDepotHome to HomeTaxMart, while the rest of the graphics are the same. Talk about big red flags to consider. Both domain names were registered in the last couple of days, For a brand new site that does the same things as million others, it got a lot of attention. Why?

The Black Friday deals that are advertised on the website are “amazing”, so do not buy anything. TV offers for $120, gadgets at $10, or refrigerators for $100 are prices that are too good to be true deals. They are impossible to find (as brand new products) unless you are looking on the Facebook Marketplace.

iDepotHome Reviews Don't Exist

Since the domain names were purchased in the last 48 hours, it only makes sense that neither iDepotHome or HomeTaxMart could gather real reviews.

One of the most important things to keep in mind is acknowledging the present look of the iDepotHome's website. The chances are that tomorrow the name of the website and the logo will be changed entirely, so watch out.

This is a typical fly-by-night operation that usually happens during special occasions, such as Black Friday, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day, and more. This type of fraud will be perpetrated for the next few days, as holidays are just around the corner.

The iDepotHome scam is still there and needs to be reported. Keep reading to see how you can do it. Since we are exposing fraudulent pages, check out this list of scamming websites. Please share your experience at the end of this article.

How To Report the iDepotHome Scam

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