Giovanna C.

My mother wanted to buy my older brother a jersey. The jersey was cheap and surprisingly affordable. This should've been the first red flag. $34 for a jersey is an amazing price so she charged my fathers card and the transaction was "denied" so she charged her MasterCard next her card was also denied. 2 minutes later she got an email from the website and it thanked her for her transactions. Buttt the email said it would cost more money since it was from foreign lands. This should've been my moms second red flag. She waited for two jerseys that never came. She decided to order from a different website that my older brother sent to her saying it wasn't a scam, the site was called mlbjerseys. Shop. This jersey was $88.99 it was on sale for $78. My mother didn't learn from her first mistake so she tried to buy this jersey. She once again charged two of her cards and neither of them worked. 2 minutes later she got an email thanking her for her transaction. The email also said that it would be more expensive since it is being shipped from foreign lands. My mother was furious and called her bank right away she was only able to stop one transaction and she had to pay $95 from the other card. She soon figured out the same company owned both websites and she was scammed by them twice. My mother was trying to save money but she did the opposite she payed for three things she will never get. My mother wishes she read one of these reviews before but unfortunately she didn't. She trusted that my older brother would've been more responsible and would've made sure a company would not scam her again. I'm happy my mother was fortunate enough to not lose as much money as other people have. But it sure does stink to be scammed. My mother and father are still working on getting new cards, so please no matter how good a sites deal is look up the reviews and make sure they can be trusted. Learn from my mothers mistake don't repeat it.