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The tracking number is a fraud so they can show the item reads as delivered when it hasn't been. Receipt is randomised letter and numbers instead of items. My tracking says delivered to the WRONG COUNTRY!
I don't know how the system is so basic that fake tracking is all that's required to scam people and PayPal especially. PayPal will likely take the side in a dispute due to the fake tracking number.
TOTAL SCAM, they don't even send the item and their tracking is fake. I live in Middlesex, England. Apparently my item went From Hong Kong to Scotland in one day and was delivered to Middlesex, New York the next day. And this amazingly quick service for 5 cases of beer was free.
PayPal refunded instantly.
I find it unbelievable that this scammer is allowed to take PayPal payments.
Prices are way to cheap for them to be real. The price doesn't change with amount of cans/bottles ordered. I got greedy and added three 24 packs of beer for £45 which would have cost about £120 from any legitimate website.
Luckily I paid with PayPal. Immediately after payment cleared I was redirected to a website that my phone warned me about, instant worry. The payment on PayPal dashboard didn't mention Drinkcraftuk.com just 'Vidarke Ltd' which isn't mentioned on the site anywhere and they're based in Hong Kong not the UK.
The beers I wanted are brewed in the UK, shipping to Hong Kong and then back to the UK makes no sense so they are unregulated counterfeit hooch at best. Best for the drain or worst enemies.
The 'about' section on the website is presumably copy and paste from a legitimate site.
I received an email with a non itemised receipt and tracking showed my item in Hong Kong. The non-itemised receipt is so they can argue what they sent is actually what you ordered.
Luckily PayPal refunded me instantly for this mishap. I believe I'm not the first complaint. I will learn my lesson and not trust something that seems to good to be true even if it's more elsewhere, it's better to no get it or pay more than get scammed
I really hope that me sharing my experience in detail turns you away from these scammers.
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