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I signed up to this e-commerce platform as a seller and invested around $80,000. When I asked to close my store, they prevented me from doing so and are keeping all my capital and profits. I'm now going to file a criminal complaint to recover my funds, although I have little hope of recovering anything. Absolutely avoid this platform; I believe it's a scam platform.
I worked with this company as a seller and ended up losing all my money. This company is a complete scam. Please avoid any association with them at all costs.
Searsglobal.com is scam company they lure people to invest money in their E-commerce business(not exisiting). They help you to open store and conduct business, but all the process is fake exept your well earn money.
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