Is Sukuny.com Legit or a Scam?
Author: Adam Collins
It's hard to believe, but there are still companies out there that try to scam people by giving them bogus information about their identity or other products. Thus, when Sukuny.com was among the most searched sites on ScamAdviser, I was compelled to take a look.
I recently did a lot of research on this particular website and found some amazing information which you can read below! Who are the owners of Sukuny.com and how long have they been selling their merchandise? Is Sukuny a scam or not? Read on to find out.
Copy Pasted Content
The website Sukuny.com seems to be a copycat of other sites, such as one called Ateson.
When I searched for the phrase "Our lifestyle brands offer inspired living through high-quality products, exclusive designs, and timeless style" in a search engine, the results turned e up many dubious sites.
Sukuny.com is probably not a legitimate business; it's likely a scam or a fake site that just copied the content from other websites. It could also be a part of a network of dubious sites which recycle the same content.
This is common with dubious sites that reuse content over and over. They don’t want to invest in authentic content as the sites are only temporary.
Who owns sukuny.com?
On the Contact us page, they claim to be owned by Bin Estrella GmbH which is in Germany. Bin Estrella GmbH seems to operate hundreds of websites and has numerous complaints against it where people doubt its legitimacy. Therefore, the reliability of Sukuny.com is questionable.
I noticed the part where they include the name Bin Estrella is in picture form and not in words. This could be a desperate attempt to make it harder for people to directly search for the company. And true to that, I found a lot of negative reviews around Bin Estrella.
Bin Estrella GmbH is also claimed by a host of other dubious sites, most of which are likely to be scams. So, it’s important to research this company further before you decide to use its services or products.
What do customers say?
Sukuny.com has a few reviews from customers, with most of them being critical of the company. There are also reports of orders that were never delivered or refunds not being issued. Furthermore, a customer has also complained about the too-good-to-be-true prices which the site is offering.
Therefore, based on customer feedback, Sukuny.com appears to be unreliable and may not be a legitimate site.
Conclusion
Overall, there are enough red flags surrounding Sukuny.com to suggest that it could possibly be a scam. The company is owned by Bin Estrella GmbH, which has a history of negative reviews and reports of scams. Furthermore, customer feedback on Sukuny is overwhelmingly negative. Therefore, it’s wise to steer clear of Sukuny.com as it does not appear to be trustworthy.
This article has been written by a scam fighter volunteer. If you believe the article above contains inaccuracies or is missing relevant information, please contact ScamAdviser.com using this form.
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