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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Be Careful - Suspicious Website

1 day after our house was robbed we registered 1 of our 3 stolen watches on this website. Shortly after we received an email saying "A WatchRegister.com user is attempting to register a watch that is already registered to your account.".

Since the email contained details of the user trying to register our watch, we thought that we'd contact watchregister to ask how best to proceed. They told us that the email along with the users contact information had been sent to us by mistake and should be ignored. Whilst this is a clear violation of GDPR rules, we didn't think much more of it or take any further action.

Fast forward to today and we again receive an email notification us that another user is attempting to register the same watch. For this to happen once was strange. But to happen twice is extremely suspicious and it makes us wonder, is this site genuinely encountering the same technical errors over and over again? or is this site masquerading as a legitimate site, whilst in reality is working with, for or alongside those people who are involved with the theft of our watches?

The fact that watchregister.com does not have any Trustpilot reviews is also suspicious. The seed of doubt has already been planted in our minds so we will certainly be avoiding this site in the future.

August 3, 2022
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