Is decorsday.com Legit?

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   Chris Wingard December 26, 2020

   I believe this place to be a scam myself. I was looking for (CORSAIR - K63 Wireless Gaming Tenkeyless Keyboard and Lapboard Blue Backlit Cherry MX Red Switch - Black) and it came up on this site named (DECORSDAY) which has nothing remotely in common with what they sell. Also it is well the normal selling price compared to all other places. I tried to search it on the site itself with no results turning up. I did send an email and I am currently waiting for a response. If I get a response and I purchase and recieve said item I will be back to inform of me recieving the item. (I doubt that I will have to do this).

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      Alicia December 28, 2020

      I have the same concerns. I was looking for a coralife 32 gallon biocube led aquarium and they have a new one with the stand and extras included for 80% less than what everyone else is selling for and they offer free shipping. Searching their website for same thing has no results. Only paypal accepted. Seems too good to be true.

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   Michael December 29, 2020

   Water heater here. Can't figure out why a wedding decor site is selling rv parts at 30% of normal cost. scam scam scammity scam

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   Gus Varner December 30, 2020

   suspiciously low prices on two electric guitar models, clicked ad from search and wondered why wedding site has guitars? real cheap? which you cannot find with a site search! But they advertise at least two popular cheap models by two companies. I thought an alleged PayPal association might mean something, but I am very hesitant regardless. Two many funny little things...

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   Sheri January 1, 2021

   I was looking on Offerup for a Kitchenaid mixer. Decorsday was selling a brand new one for $100. If you know this item you know they run $400 and up. SCAMMERS, DON'T ORDER FROM THEM.

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   Jasper Quick January 1, 2021

   IT'S A SCAM!!. I did as others said I found this website using Bing as a search engine for Fender guitar pickups the price was low but not that much lower to set off any alarms. I went to buy the pickups using PayPal and I noticed the PayPal seller information didn't match the website information, name was different along with email and I also noticed that the website has a street number but no name and the phone number is a wrong code for Texas. Also the item purchase on PayPal showed a different item than what I was trying to purchase so I didn't complete the sell and quickly shut the browser down before it could download anything to my computer. Upon checking my emails a little while later I saw a PayPal email saying they had charged my card for the items but no conformation email from anyone for the order. I contacted PayPal and told them I didn't place the order and two hours later I get an email saying based on my purchase history I did make the purchase! I have appealed the case to PayPal and if need be I will do a charge back through my bank

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   Michael W January 3, 2021

   I tried to purchase an audio interface that popped up on a bing search on the site decorsday.com, after ordering it, I noticed that the paypal seller info and the website didn't match up, after doing some more searching online I come to find this site, and others who have been scammed like I was. I've already called my CC company and contacted paypal regarding it. BUYERS BEWARE this site is as fake as it gets.

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   Nobody In Particular January 3, 2021

   Scam. Invalid postal address. Celebrity name used as owner name. Below market price products advertised on Bing. Too bad Bing has no way to report scammers like this. I bought despite the negative signs. Fortunately Paypal refunded my money.

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      Shannon Gabriel January 18, 2021

      Great this just happened to me too! I'm ohhhhh so angry right now! What do I have to say to paypal in order to get my money back? Some people haven't gotten a refund of their money from them. So please help me

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      Sarah January 21, 2021

      I bought a $95 printer on Christmas Eve. Thought buying through Paypal meant I was safe. I currently have an open case with Paypal and they made me file a complaint through some online fraud agency. So you actually got a refund from Paypal? How did you do it, do I have to file with my bank as well?

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   Rebecca Rothstein January 8, 2021

   Was looking at guitars on OfferUp when an ad showed up in the results for decorsday.com selling a Gretsch electric guitar for $94.99. Definitely not wedding decor and definitely way too cheap a price to sell that at.

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   Philip January 8, 2021

   I ordered something off decorsday and got ripped off, they’ll send you a ups tracking number, claim it was delivered, and then ups will say it went to a different address, paypal won’t refund, and ups won’t let you file a claim, thats because they in on the scam as well. I urge everyone to never do business with these crooks.

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      Jacky January 18, 2021

      They got me the same way

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    Dorothy January 18, 2021

    Yes, this happened to me too. I made a mistake and ordered from this website on Jan 10, 2021.  Although they say they sell decor merchandise the thing that they advertised, and I ordered, were a set of 4 tire dollies. I did a search for tire dollies and these guys were right on the front page. The price was great so I ordered it. The only form of payment is PayPal. I never receive an acknowledgment of my order from the Decorsday website but received my e-mail receipt from Paypal. The PayPal receipt only showed a merchant which was Chinese characters - 许 杰 - so I was sure my order was coming from China. On 1-13, I sent emails to both mail addresses ([email protected] and [email protected]) in an attempt to find out the status of my order. Both e-mails were returned as a permanent error.  On 1-15, I received an email from PayPal saying the goods shipped and provided a UPS tracking number. I keyed the tracking number in to find that it said the goods delivered two days ago on the 13th at 1:48 p.m and were left on the porch by the driver. Pish! That didn't happen. I currently work from home and am here all day, every day and no one came to my house and dropped at my porch. I double-checked our ring doorbell as well as our camera at the driveway. The only activity on 1-13 was a car driving by at 1:39 p.m. and my daughter arriving at 3:05 p.m. There is absolutely nothing in between those times. The "proof of delivery"- and I use that term loosely- does not provide any information on where the goods originated but show they shipped 1- 11-21 and delivered 1-13-21. It shows the goods moved via UPS ground and the weight was 0.20lb. First, I've never known UPS to omit where the goods originated.  Second, UPS ground does not deliver in two days and certainly not if it is coming from China. Third, the weight of the goods I order would have been approximately 55 pounds not 0.20 lbs. I have opened up a dispute with Paypal and hopefully will be able to recover my money. I want them to take back the money from these scammers. I am usually very careful but did not do my due diligence that day. I have learned my lesson and will ALWAYS double-check the website I am ordering from. So, based on this experience I would not recommend that anyone EVER order from this company because you'll lose your money and you won't' get your goods. Going to report this to the Federal Trade Commission.

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       Admin January 18, 2021

       What did you buy, Dorothy?

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    2. 

       Jjasper Quick January 20, 2021

       Same here I email the Fraud Division of UPS and got a reply that the package was not from decorsday.com and was not going to my address. I had contacted UPS before the package was delivered and was told the same as others it was a Amazon package going to some one else in my city with the same zip code. BUT Amazon will not allow the information of who it is going to to be released so as in your case buyer shows PayPal where UPS say it was delivered to that zip code and PayPal says it was delivered to you yet they can't prove it! And I told UPS Fraud that someone has hacked UPS or Amazon and is able to get tracking numbers to match buyers zip code or else someone at Amazon is able to get these numbers! I am filing a complaint with my state's attorney general's office for this reason and I did a charge back through my bank which made PayPal really upset!! I think this is part of the problem PayPal loses the fee the seller pays and has to refund the money which if the seller has scammed them PayPal has to pay out of their pocket. I am done using SCAMPAL!

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       Sarah January 21, 2021

       SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME! Decorsday is a major scam I found out the hard way. I ordered a printer on Christmas Eve. Automatically became suspicious when I received no order confirmation. I was going to refuse the packaged because my 53 pound "printer" was coming in a 1.1 pound package but I got a text while watching out the window that it was delivered. Found out that tracking number was not even associated with my address. Still waiting to hear back from the case I filed with PayPal to even know if I can get my money back. The ONLY reason I trusted the transaction is because I THOUGHT PayPal was supposed to mean you were protected from this kind of thing but I guess not...

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    iOne January 19, 2021

    These scammers steal real tracking numbers to the same city you live in, fooling PayPal. The best thing is to dispute with your credit card provider, because then the fake merchant gets hit with a PayPal fee, making your transaction a looser for them.

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    Kerry January 20, 2021

    I currently filed a complaint with them also. The address and phone number are all fake. i googled the address and its incomplete. I already filed a complaint with Paypal and Econsumer.gov I recommend everyone do the same. I never got an email conformation for my purchase.

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    Sarah January 21, 2021

    BIG SCAM I filed a complaint for a printer I ordered. The package was 1.1 pound and was shipped to a different address in my town but put my name on top and gave me the tracking number. Filed a complaint through PayPal and gave them tons of evidence and proof, but they are still dragging out the case and so I still don't know if I'll get my $95 back...

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       Ann Carlson January 23, 2021

       I bought a scanner. The package they sent was only 1 oz. My advice is to call Paypal. If they try telling you they need a form from the post office, tell them the post office has privacy issues and can not give you information about the person the package went to. They have a way to check for themselves and sadly know the post office has privacy rules. They ruled for the seller (Christine Martin) favor even after I gave them a letter from the post office confirming the track number was addressed to a completely different part of the city than where I lived. The Paypal Rep placed me on hold after I explained the privacy issue. He said he was able to verify what I said and he refunded me immediately. If they don't refund, file a fraud claim with your bank or credit card company. Don't delay that though because most banks have a deadline to file. I also recommend filing a mail fraud claim with the post office and IC3.com.

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    Shantel January 22, 2021

    Scam. I bought a chair and they provided me a tracking that was a Amazon tracking. When I called ups they said. I thing was linked to my address and that tracking number. PayPal refunded me.

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    bgray January 22, 2021

    Definite scam. Address, contact email and phone number listed on site are fake. PayPal payments go to a Chinese email. Seller is also sending fake UPS tracking numbers. After I made a claim to PayPal, the "seller" sent a tracking number through PayPal... the supposed ship date was before payment was received, and the "delivery date" (be assured, there was no delivery of anything) was two days later, on the day payment was received. The weight of the UPS tracking number was 0.20lbs for a 40lb item. No shipping or state sales tax was charged. I have a case open with PayPal, UPS, the Internet Crime Center, and my bank.

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       Ann Carlson January 23, 2021

       I was in the same boat. Paypal did refund me but not before I had to fight for my money back.

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    Robert January 22, 2021

    Domain Name: decorsday.com Registry Domain ID: 2575433700_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.godaddy.com Registrar URL: http://www.godaddy.com Updated Date: 2020-11-30T01:36:07Z Creation Date: 2020-11-30T01:36:06Z Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2021-11-30T01:36:06Z Registrar: GoDaddy.com, LLC Registrar IANA ID: 146 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: [email protected] Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.4806242505 Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited Domain Status: clientUpdateProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientUpdateProhibited Domain Status: clientRenewProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientRenewProhibited Domain Status: clientDeleteProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientDeleteProhibited Registrant Organization: Registrant State/Province: Shanghai Registrant Country: CN Website registered in China.... I was scammed too... $95 but what in the world can you do about it, You order from them they jump on amazon and order something VERY small. Send it to an address in your town, give the tracking number to paypal, they keep the money to advertise this business and take more and more of your money... go figure right?

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    Ann Carlson January 23, 2021

    This is in fact a company that scams people. I just dealt with their scam and almost lost nearly $100. The name and address list on the webpage is not the person who gets paid through Paypal. In fact, its a female named Christine Martin who gets paid through Paypal. How they scammed me...she sent a package to someone in my city with a tracking number. She listed the tracking number on Paypal. Package got marked as delivered only it wasn't delivered to me. According to the post office who keeps all the details of a package and it's delivery, stated that package was addressed and delivered to someone else in Salem. They were also able to provide me further details confirming it wasn't what I paid for nor intended for me to receive.   I filed a claim with Paypal even providing a letter form the postal inspector confirming what he said to me regarding the package. Paypal emailed stating they cited with the seller because she gave them a confirmation number that stated delivered.. They didn't even bother to speak to the post office. I called Paypal. They tried telling me I had to have a form filled out. I explained to them the Post Office will not provide me with details of where the package was delivered due to their privacy issues. Mentioning the word privacy is what seemed to make a difference because he seemed more willing to help me. He said they had a way to check and placed me on hold. When he came back on the phone, he said he was able to confirm that I did not get the package and that my money was refunded. Had he not refunded, I would have filed a claim with my bank and provided them with the letter from the Post Office. I'm telling people about this to help anyone else who is dealing with a mail order scam.  Note--never have something sent 1st class unless you are willing to take the risk. 1st class mail doesn't provide the tracking information like priority and overnight delivery. If a package is missing, file a claim with the post office. If you end up in my situation, get a letter stating the confirmation number and that is was not delivered to you. Get a printed copy of the confirmation number given to you by the seller. You might also want a copy of details of what you purchased...item size and weight. In my situation, I bought a scanner. What the seller shipped was only 1 oz. Definitely not a scanner.

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       Seth January 25, 2021

       Thank you for sharing this. It validates everything I've experienced. Your problem is nearly identical to my problem, except with a different item. The Post Office told me the same thing, though I haven't gotten it in writing yet. My claim was just resolved in favor of the scammer, so next step is to call PayPal and convince them the way you did. I must admit that something smelled about the website when I first went there because the price was way too good to be true, and the website itself is sort of cheesy. I even took a screenshot of the item at the time because I thought it might disappear from the site. The website's own search bar did not find the item, so it is hidden from the regular store. I only found the item by search engine. I really wanted the item, and let that get the best of me, despite my intuition telling me otherwise. I also thought I would be protected by PayPal, but that turned out not to be the case as they've found a way to trick PayPal into thinking that the package was legitimately delivered. Had I been a little more patient and looked at the contact info I would have found that it didn't make any sense. There is no street in the address, and the phone number goes to Indiana while the address claims to be in Texas. When I reached out by email it returned undeliverable, and the phone rang to a full voicemail box. I did have concerns about the 1st class shipping as well, but again ignored my intuition. Anyway, hopefully this will help others avoid this headache.

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    Ann Carlson January 23, 2021

    I can't find the scanner listed for sale by Decorsday.com but there are now 2 new websites listing the scanner at a cheap price. They are-- basscosta Photo Scanner - ephoto Z300, Scan 4x6 Photo in 2sec, Auto Crop and Deskew with CCD Sensor. Support Mac and PC (basscoasta.com) bambooarts Photo Scanner - ephoto Z300, Scan 4x6 Photo in 2sec, Auto Crop and Deskew with CCD Sensor. Support Mac and PC (bambooarts.shop) I wouldn't trust either of those. Looks too much like Decorsday setup only they have non USA addresses.

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    Tanya February 5, 2021

    My review of DECORSDAY ·        I have been looking for an addi knitting machine – on other sites it was going for $250+. I thought seemed high so I took to search engines ·        My search brought me to DECORSDAY it was $94.00. Waited to think for a bit searched other places, then decided to go for it. Yes, I was nervous I usually order everything from Amazon ·        The one thing that caught my attention and did not heed was if I put ADDI in the search box of the site it could not find it. ·        I was dumb and order it.  ·        When I was done ordering and closed out I saw this feedback page about DECORSDAY and someone said it is too good to be true. The person described a water heater and why would DECORSDAY have a water heater. ·        OH OH. Dang it. What did I just do. ·        Never rec’d a confirmation about my order via email ·        Got a text message that my payment went to ##### also with either Japanese or Chinese writing. Another OH OH. ·        Called my credit card company that I wanted to stop the payment. Was told I needed to work with Pay Pal first. ·        Logged into Pay Pal and they stated there was no record of my payment. Shoot. Because I used a credit card versus Pay Pal itself ·        Called the seller on the website and the voicemail was full. ·        Wrote an email to the seller asking to cancel my order. This was one day after my order. No replies. ·        Got an email that my order is on its way and here is the UPS Code ·        When I went into UPS website it stated it was delivered at my home. I did not get my package. In fact there is always someone at the house and we have never had problems with our packages disappearing ·        I did file a claim with Pay Pal and yesterday I received a message that I am getting my money back. Thank you Pay Pal!! ·        Net..Net as the person in previous feedback when it is too good to be true…. And read the feedback first if you have never been on the website before.

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