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"Washingoal.com"
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Washingoal.com
First analysis date: 11/04/2020
| Domain creation date | 02/24/2024 (Over 2 years) |
| Domain expiration date | 02/24/2025 (In over a year) |
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6 Reviews / Comments
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Oliver 12/03/2020 at 12:11 AM
Rating:This company is advertising on Facebook. Do not give them any personal information. I started an order with them then decided not to submit it. They took my information and have been spamming me with emails and texts. You cannot block their texts because they keep changing the number.
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MadAsHell 12/05/2020 at 04:16 PM
Rating:I submitted an order on their site and then noticed grammatical errors on the comfirmation page. Their refund link tells you to "fill out the form below"...BUT THERE IS NO FORM! I highly recommend NOT purchasing from them!
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Do_not_buy_facebook_ad_stuff 12/16/2020 at 09:49 PM
Rating:They're still going, am just thankful the item I purchased was under $50. Don't be hasty to buy cheap tat on facebook ads, Facebook has no control over them and doens't check them.
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Jo 12/26/2020 at 06:15 PM
Rating:Ordered in November based on a FaceBook ad. Now receiving daily advertisements and sappy "order updates" which promise tracking numbers and tell tales of my order stuck in customs. No responses to my emails to customer service. Billing shows as a company called Cozyzon -- both red flag as scam sites.
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Fred Richardson 12/31/2020 at 03:34 PM
Rating:Same situation here. I ordered one Dumpster ornament through FB and Paypal processed payment. Wierd emails started coming right away (Example:
Hello, Fred!
This is Alex from Washingoal Shop, and I’m here personally to thank you for your purchase and brief you in for the upcoming events.
Your order is received and will be available for shipping in 2 to 5 business days. The shipping time to Spruce Grove is ~ 7- 10 business days.
On the other hand, I’ll keep you posted with all the necessary info about the product, and the tracking information as soon as it becomes available.
Keep your eyes on your inbox, and know that every time I email you, it’s because of something important regarding your order. So please whitelist this email address so you can get all the necessary info.
Welcome to the family, Fred!
You’re going to love your product, and even more, you’re going to be so happy with your decision to trust us.
You’ll see why.
Your friend
Alex Clark,
Founder of Washingoal shop.
String of evasive and vague emails have followed after I sent my request for an update. No tracking number and it’s been 5-6 weeks since I placed the order. I also received the email saying it was too late to cancel my order. Contacted Paypal today to start my claim.
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John 01/09/2021 at 03:03 PM
Rating:Washingoal (which also calls itself Washing Goal and Shelby Brothers, Inc.) advertised Christmas products extensively this winter. I ordered a couple of items, but it soon became clear that they had no ability or intention to deliver any items in time for Christmas, even as they continued to constantly advertise for more Christmas orders. Their products were not on hand, but were in fact made to order, and then literally shipped on the slow boat from China. But wait, there's more. They weren't actually in the mail when they left China. They then spent a week or two at a DHL sorting facility before being turned over to the post office for delivery. My Christmas order finally arrived today, January 9th. The products lacked the required button batteries to operate the lights (a type of battery most people will not have on hand). The products (2020 flickering dumpster fire ornaments) did not match the photos, and once batteries were installed, the lights did not flicker. So, this company does exist, and does send products, but they are deceptive in both marketing and quality.