An unsuspecting shopper, Camille Warfield, recently shared her experience of being scammed by fake websites. She had purchased a puffer jacket and tracksuit from what she thought was the Australian fashion retailer DECJUBA. However, she realized she had been scammed when she received a suspicious confirmation email. Despite thinking she had lost her $120, she later discovered that a parcel with a tracking number was on its way to her address. When the package arrived, Warfield was surprised to find a small jewelry box with a ring inside instead of the clothing items she had ordered. This incident serves as a reminder for online shoppers to be cautious and verify the authenticity of websites before making purchases. DECJUBA has confirmed the existence of multiple scam websites posing as their brand and advises customers to only purchase from their official online stores. Scamwatch has also warned about fake retail websites that mimic trusted brands, advising consumers to check website addresses and be wary of super cheap prices and suspicious payment methods.
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