SCAMMERS from ALIEXPRESS! Don't let the price fool you!

Post by **YL Doll** » Mon Oct 23, 2017 3:16 pm

Hi guys,

I'm writing to you because I'm very heartbroken for all these guys that get scammed by some "sellers" from aliexpress. They claim that they sell genuine YL, WM and OR dolls when in fact they sell super cheap copies that won't last few months or weeks! Their prices are impossible... We would be on big minus if we sold dolls at those prices!
If you are not sure if an agent is genuine you can contact us and we will give you this information.
Those sellers don't reply to people that have a problem with their bad quality copied dolls... All he cares is getting money. Today I have received another e-mail from their client that doesn't know what to do and there is not much that I can do because we can't do anything to the copy factory here... All I can do is say again and again that you can't order dolls from aliexpress.
Also our agent Jeff was fighting with copied dolls sellers, but it's really hard to reach all of you and warn you.

Those sellers will have a lot of positive reviews because each happy guy that receives the doll will give them 5 stars... At first you will think that you are lucky to get such a good looking doll at that price... But once it starts to break you won't be that happy because that guy won't even try to help you just like he ignored the man that asked me for help just today.

-Eric

CF · Post by CF » Mon Oct 23, 2017 3:28 pm

Good points. Those of us who've been on the Forum for a while are familiar with newbies who say, "I wish I knew about this site before buying a doll from an unapproved vendor." They're sad to read, but they confirm the value of this website as a supportive, information-sharing community.

Serious comment: Perhaps sellers and vendors should consider listing products on AliExpress, at correct market prices, with explanations that those selling other dolls may be falsely representing the quality of their goods. Basically go where the worst damage is occurring and confront the scammers. A wild idea, but perhaps it could save shoppers some grief and improve sales of quality dolls?

Keep up the good fight!