Floryclothe.de Review: Is it a Legit or a Fraud?
Author: Adam Collins
As a women's clothing store, Floryclothe.de offers a wide range of products including dresses, tops, bottoms, and outerwear. The website has a clean and modern design and offers free shipping on orders over €60. However, there are some red flags that we came across during our research that make us question the legitimacy of this store.
Where are they from?
At a glance, there are indications that Floryclothe may be German, such as the .de domain extension, and the language options (Deutsch and English). However, if you take a closer look at the site things don't add up.
On the “About Us” page, the site claims to have branch offices in Singapore and Hong Kong. But there is no mention of any physical address or contact information for European offices.
This has been observed to be a common trick used by scammers from Asia. They set up shop in Asia, but use European domains and translate the content to try to fool customers into thinking they're based in Europe.
Customer reviews
The beauty of online shopping is that you can check out customer reviews before you make a purchase. This helps you to get an idea of the quality of the products and the level of customer service offered by the store.
When we checked for Floryclothe.de reviews, we found some on Trustpilot and they are not favorable. Customers, who are mostly complaining in German, are calling out the store for bad quality and bad service.
Some customers say they never received their orders, while others say that the quality of the clothing is poor. There are also complaints about the customer service, with some people saying that their emails were ignored.
The complex return policy
When a site starts to get a lot of negative reviews, one of the first things they'll do is change its return policy in an attempt to make it more difficult for customers to get their money back.
Floryclothe.de has a very complex return policy that seems to be designed to make it hard for customers to get their money back. For example, they don't accept promotional items, which begs the question, are they disallowing returns on all items that are on sale or just some?
Additionally, customers must pay to return items which are uncommon with legit sites but very common with scam sites.
Bottom line
There are too many red flags for us to recommend Floryclothe.de. From the customer reviews to the complex return policy, it's clear that this is not a site that can be trusted. We suggest that you shop elsewhere for your women's clothing needs. We doubt the legitimacy of Floryclothe.de as there are many characteristics that overlap with what we see with other scams.
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