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Products that possibly are not genuine
Hi
There’s a few sellers listing this colour changing foundation as Prime Prometics. It is not. It arrives as a product from China under the name of Zephoco which has terrible reviews.
I thought you should know.
See what you can do about this – rip off product. I thought it was too cheap to be true. I also find the same with some Elemis products. Elemis are top-end products but of course, coming from China gives “the game away” as it not being the genuine article.
I’ll stick to buying on Amazon from now on.
Yours,
Lynda
England
2 comments
red_magpie
Mentor4 months agoWe cannot "do anything about this". We are just other members like yourself.
You can report these listings to eBay yourself, see: https://www.ebay.com/help/account/regulatory/reporting-content-ebay?id=5412
I don't know how effective this will be. It seems to be a new reporting system. eBay had previously stated that eBay does not act on reports of counterfeits from ordinary users, who should report them to the brand rights owner. The brand owner can then report them to eBay. But this has been removed. There are times when eBy soesn't seem to know which way its going.
tressygirl
Mentor4 months agoYou are not talking to eBay here, but to members like yourself, and yes, unfortunately any selling online is open to fake items being sold there.
Hopefully, any person buying these items will see eBay's 30 day MBG Money Back Guarantee policy which is written on every listing and claim a case for a full refund. If enough of these cases are opened , eBay investigate and can result in item and or the seller, being permanently removed from their site.
The old saying, ' if it's too good to be true, it probably is', is a good way to gauge items being sold , not just online !
@rosalynda