Online Electrical Scam Website

[newbie99]

https://www.theelectronicsemporium.com

Don't fall into the preyer.

[Theland]

Any links to an exposure site?

[newbie99]

I tried to place an order yesterday and I lucky did a Google and found it here...
https://www.hotukdeals.com/discussions/the-electronics-emporium-3126752

[woofgang]

Hmm, newly joined and your first post is to badmouth a website with no proof or other comment?

[newbie99]

I think there must be a number of people already being scammed. Because I have tried to submit the multiple payments and order and they returned with invoice numbers that is incremented by other orders, probably from other victims.

[newbie99]

I had a reply from Amazon and they don't have any affiliation with them.

[newbie99]

The site don't even have any credit cards validation. You can enter any numbers that make up 16 numbers for the card.

[Buenchico]

A relevant thread:
https://www.hotukdeals.com/discussions/the-electronics-emporium-3126752

A 'whois' search for the domain name registration details simply shows 'Redacted for privacy', which is always worrying.

The address given is a private residential road
http://www.upl.co/uploads/Address1544210619.jpg
but the video on their website shows this as their warehouse
http://www.upl.co/uploads/Warehouse1544210472.jpg
which you probably wouldn't expect to find at that location.

Compare that to the warehouse shown on this page
http://warehousenews.co.uk/2012/11/global-electronics-manufacturer-adopts-access-delta-warehouse-performance-technology/
and you might notice a certain similarity!

[Bertrum]

Just put in an order for Donald Duck co the White house in Belgium totally fictitious credit card and the order has been accepted £10,000 worth of goods on its way

[newbie99]

The website has been taken down for good.