Wexden London Reviews 5

Ordered a mobile on 12/11, said 3or 4 days, it's now 20th, no e mail to confirm my order, just a order number, I think I've been scammed by this company, everyone be wary, will keep you updated if it arrives
D.taylor
Update now 22nd November, contacted my building society security department, and they have now blocked my debit card number, awaiting a new card now, but wanted to act before money started to disappear from my card, beware of cheap mobiles online with this company, which is apparently in America.
D. Taylor

This is a scam company, placed an order with them for a vivo mobile phone for £30, did not receive anything and then this company, under a different name, continued to take approximately £31 out of my account every month, thereafter. If it is too good to be true, it is. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING OFF THEM.

scam atrist

Saw advert on Facebook of Vivo mobilrphone for £28.99 by the name of Wexden London, I put in my order with my Barclays bank visa card, after that I check my Apps on my phone and found the recipaint to be a 'Travelurban71' with an amount of £31.00 when when to contact their phone on +44 20 3936 5472, it was answered by a robot as 'This service is tempoarily unavailable...'I repeatedly made many attempts but the result remained the same. I have contacted my bank for help, be aware of this bandits.

Wexden London is currently advertising a VW beetle look alike mobility scooter for less than £50. The thing is fantastic looking, but it's a scam...obviously!
These incredible things are marketed in Germany, and there are many variants, price is on application, but don't change from a good few thousands of pounds. A second hand great Gatsby styled mobility scooter is presently for sale at a knockdown price of £1500, see eBay.
Wexden London is using the same address, same E mail, same showroom, same graphics, same everything as a former business that offered mobile phones for £39 that normally sell for over £1000.
Needless to say that business pocketed peoples money and sent them nothing by return. Testimonials here on trustpilot.
And wexden is, obviously, a reincarnation of exactly the same hoax. So no mobility scooters, (even though they look brilliant), will ever materialise for anyone who tries to purchase from wexden.
You have to hand it to these scammers their graphics, their rendering is fantastically well done. It's brilliant. Presumably the police aren't interested because the finances involved are very small, fiddling small change. But wexden ads are appearing regularly in commercial breaks on line, in games, so obviously Google doesn't object to the scams either. So that says heaps about Google also.
If it wasn't for trustpilot, who would know about these scam operators?
Who would know the police, and Google are doing nothing at all about it?
Don't we live in a wonderful caring world?