iOffer
reviews and complaints

So, I was really excited to buy some stuff from iOffer.com. My brother asked me to get him a PAX Vaporizer for Christmas, and I found it for a good price on iOffer.com. I read some reviews and thought I had made the right choice. I made my purchase on November 21st, thinking that I had plenty of time to get the gift to my brother before Christmas. But, boy, was I wrong!

I didn't receive the gift until December 24th! Yes, you read that right, December 24th! Talk about a deadline! When I finally opened the item, it seemed good and original. I called my brother, and he was so excited that he practically jumped through the phone line. He thought it was original and that it was going to work perfectly.

Later that night, he took it to his friend's house, who already had a PAX Vaporizer. They started comparing the two, making sure that it was a good item. After a few tries, they realized that some things just looked different.

Here are the problems with the PAX Vaporizer: It didn't work at all! The PAX Vaporizer has different settings, but this one only had one setting (the "I do not work" setting). The letters on the actual Vaporizer were bigger, and on the original, they are smaller. The manual was almost identical to the original, but the lettering was popping out. The light settings were different.

When my brother took it to a PAX store, they were actually amazed at how good this knockoff was. They said that this was one of the best ones that they had seen by far. But they confirmed that this was, in fact, a knockoff.

I made my purchase with PayPal, and I made a complaint. I am hopeful that they will be able to reimburse me my money. But, I have read so many things on this site about iOffer.com that I am just not holding my breath. In the meantime, please do not make any purchases from snoop125.

I was looking to buy something on ioffer and decided to do my homework before making a purchase. I messaged several sellers to ask some questions about the item, like whether the item I would receive would be exactly the same as the one pictured. However, I quickly realized that the sellers were giving me incoherent answers. So, I changed the way I asked the questions and requested a simple yes or no answer to whether the item in picture #1 was the exact same item I would receive if I bought it.

Some sellers answered as requested, but others still answered whatever they wanted to, like telling me that it would take 3-4 weeks to get to me. After some time, I finally found a selection of sellers who could answer my questions. I then started to check all of their feedback and ratings and learned a few interesting things.

Firstly, I noticed that the last review pages featured negative feedback. Secondly, although all the sellers I checked had thousands of sales and had been on ioffer for more than a year, the vast majority of their sales were "not rated yet," which made their overall ratings look good.

I decided to approach one of the sellers who gave me the best answers to my previous questions. I asked them why the majority of their transactions were not rated. The seller replied, "All the seller's comments are the same (only some of the comments)." I then asked if I could trust what I saw on ioffer, to which the seller replied, "You can get the picture, like bags."

However, I wanted to know more than just what the picture showed me. I wanted to know if buyers received the item in the time predicted by the seller, if they received the item as pictured or described, and how the quality of the item was, among other things.

After my last message, the seller just deleted my question and never replied. I'm glad I spent time researching before making a purchase because although the seller profile looked great, and I was receiving prompt replies from them, I bet that would be exactly what would happen if I contacted the seller with a problem with my purchase.

So, if you decide to risk it and buy something on ioffer, be extra careful.

I recently purchased a DVD of a 1978 made-for-US-TV film that has never been commercially available. I was thrilled to find it on iOffer, as it was the only way I could ever get a copy. However, I was disappointed with the poor quality of the picture and sound. It looked like it had been recorded many years ago on a low-quality video recorder, and some of the edited-out advert breaks still had a sign saying that. Despite the poor quality, I'm glad to have it to be able to see it again.

I do remember the seller overrating the quality of the DVD, but I was fortunate to receive it. It came in a white paper sleeve, so no expense was spared there. However, it was overpriced, and I've paid a lot less for good quality commercial DVDs. After reading some of the reviews on iOffer, I don't think I'll ever make another attempt at buying anything on the site.

But then, in June 2018, I had a different experience. I paid an enormous amount of money elsewhere for a genuine set of DVDs, but they turned out to be faulty. The company who made them refused to replace them and treated me with disrespect and scorn. I returned them to the retailer for a refund and decided to try iOffer again.

I found a seller who replied to all of my questions and included some other relevant DVDs for a fraction of the price. I just received them and haven't watched much yet, but so far, so good. I couldn't be happier with my purchase.

Of course, you have to be careful and look at the seller's feedback because the site has many scammers. But there are also some good sellers. The company who made the genuine product wanted almost $10 each plus postage to replace the faulty discs, but the iOffer seller will replace them for free, no questions asked.

Overall, my experience with iOffer has been mixed. While I was disappointed with my first purchase, my second experience was much better. I would recommend being cautious and doing your research before making a purchase on the site.

Ioffers is not a reliable website for online shopping. I only give them 2 stars because they do not protect buyers from fraudulent sellers. I had a terrible experience with them when I made four orders and only received one. The second order was never shipped, and the seller did not respond to my messages. The other two orders were a pair of shoes that were of poor quality. The check on the shoes looked like black duct tape, and there was pink stitching on the back of the black shoes. The check was higher on one side than the other, which made the shoes look uneven.

I would like to warn other buyers to be careful even when dealing with sellers who have good feedback. I lost my money and received junk products. The refund system on ioffers is a joke. They ask you to contact the seller repeatedly, and when they do not respond, they tell you to file a dispute with your bank. However, some banks may not accept your claim because you chose to order from a Chinese website. This may also prevent you from using other Chinese websites in the future.

I use another website that has a better refund system, so I do not have to run to my bank for a refund if I lose money on ioffers. I think ioffers should make it a rule that sellers must refund buyers if they do not ship items on time or remove them from their selling rights. Alternatively, ioffers could refund buyers and let the sellers repay them. This would ensure that sellers do not lose their selling rights.

I also want to mention that my bad review of the seller was never posted, so other buyers cannot see how I was ripped off. I want to warn others not to trust the seller's rating. The seller's name is below, and I am sure they have other names they use as well. Please be aware of who you are dealing with, and even then, you may not receive what you ordered.

In conclusion, I do not recommend ioffers for online shopping. They do not protect buyers from fraudulent sellers, and their refund system is a joke. Please be careful when ordering from Chinese websites and do your research before making a purchase.

If you've been scammed on iOffer, don't worry, you can get your money back! Just use PayPal and open a dispute. Don't believe the sellers when they say you can't return an item or that you have to return it to get a refund. PayPal protects you for all your transactions, so just open a dispute and mention that the seller sold you a replica bag on iOffer. PayPal usually bans iOffer replica sellers, so they ask you not to mention the brand name of the replica or iOffer on the PayPal comments page when paying. Once you open the dispute, most sellers will issue you a refund right away because they don't want PayPal to review the case and find out they sell replicas and restrict their account.

But be careful of some sellers like Zhonghuashop, who recently scammed me. I paid $20 extra for EMS shipping, but for 5 days after I paid, the seller insisted that the reason I couldn't track the item was some malfunction with the post office. I opened a dispute after 3 days of no tracking, but the seller kept insisting. After the 5 days, when I told him I was reporting him, he said something in broken English about not sending because he got hit by a car. He also said he would find a new post office to ship out of because the one he used was bad (5 days after he had been telling me the system just wasn't updating tracking info) and then said it had shipped but can take up to a week to show tracking. Everything was a contradiction. Avoid at all costs.

Another seller to watch out for is Greatwall. Lucky228. I paid extra for EMS shipping, and they assured me they would ship the same day and give me tracking info. Once I paid, I didn't hear from them for 2 days when they messaged me with a bogus tracking number, something like ee224466887cn which of course wasn't trackable. They ignored me again, and the only time they messaged me was to ask why I had cancelled the payment through PayPal! Bestgoodforsale is pretty much the same as Greatwall.

The only other seller I've had a problem with was removed for violating iOffer policies, though I'm sure they just opened up a new store and are continuing to scam people from there.

I hope this review helps some of you and that you can now get your money back from these scammers. And remember, never EVER pay by bank transfer or Western Union, you are not protected at all. As much as I hate PayPal sometimes, it can be a buyer's best friend.

Sorry for any typos, I typed all this on an iPad...

NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER order from iOffer. I ordered a pair of football boots from one of the third-party sellers (wanliaa) on the ioffer website in late-DEC 2016. As of FEB 27,2017, I have never received my order. At the time of ordering, I was given a 'Tracking' number which has NEVER been received/scanned into the postal system here in Australia. The seller refuses to re-send the order or give me a refund so I lodged a 'Complaint' Report through the ioffer website. IOFFER claim they are only a 'Marketplace' website and are unable to force sellers to re-send orders or give refunds. Totally useless website. IOffer leave you at the mercy of dodgy sellers. Avoid iOffer at all costs.

The next day after I wrote the initial bad feedback for the iOFFER site, I went back into iOFFER website to check my feedback I had left for the seller who ripped me off. Surprised to find my original feedback had moved from Page 7 on FEB27 to Page 22 the next day ( FEB28), along with the other negative feedback by another customer. Is this iOFFER or the bad seller (wanliaa) attempting to bury the negative feedbacks they receive? Will be interesting to see what page of the seller's feedback listings it is on tomorrow ( MAR1.)

This paragraph has been done on APR8. In mid-March, I received an email from iOFFER stating they have requested seller (wanliaa) give me a refund. The seller emailed iOFFER (and a copy to me) saying they have organized a refund. I believed this wasn't going to happen. As I regularly do on-line banking, I kept an eye out for such an entry. To my surprise today (APR 8) I have received a FULL refund to my credit card. I therefore change my review from terrible to average. I don't know why the change of heart from both iOFFER and Seller. Maybe the very-poor review I left, which both iOFFER and Seller want removed, which I have said I will now do. Maybe iOFFER read such reviews on websites such as this one (sitejabber.com) and want to improve their image. Be careful if ordering from iOFFER and if you do have trouble with your order 1. Lodge a Complaint report with iOFFER. 2. Write extremely BAD feedback that the seller won't want to have other buyers see - in my original feedback, I accused the seller of being a thief not giving me a refund or resending my order. And 3. Send continual emails to both so they know you won't go away easily. Some buyers have no trouble, others do so be careful.

IOffer is a website that sells products from Chinese trading companies located in Shenzhen, China. As someone who has lived in China for five years and has experience buying and selling products, I can tell you that this site is a scam. The products sold on this site are fake and of low quality. I have never purchased anything from this site and I never will.

One of the first things you'll notice when you visit the iOffer website is the lack of information about the company. There is no contact information or any details about the company's policies and procedures. If you try to call the company, you may not even get a response. If you do get a response, it will likely be from someone with a Cantonese or Mandarin English accent.

The Chinese have a huge hyper-market where they all have little shops that are 3 feet by 4 feet and each one specializes in something. They list each other's products for sale (they all ALL fake brands). This makes it look like they have lots of products. All during the day, they make sales, then at the end of the day, they check PayPal for funds. They then go across the isle to their buddies stall and get what they need, put it into a packet and go to a local service that then sends the package to Hong Kong. The USPS has a deal with Hong Kong Post that allows Hong Kongers to send an e-packet to the US for about USD$5-6, but it takes a week or two. The USPS deal with Hong Kong post was meant to work with Hong Kong, not with mainland Chinese sellers of counterfeit goods.

I buy direct from factories, put things on a ship, clear customs, pay sales tax as required and pay income tax. The Chinese seller doesn't have a presence in the US, doesn't warehouse in the US, thus, NO SALES TAX. Also, since they aren't US citizens and live abroad, they pay no US income tax.

The products sold on iOffer are counterfeit and of low quality. The sellers on this site do not have a presence in the US and do not warehouse their products in the US. This means that they do not have to pay sales tax or income tax. As a result, they can sell their products at a much lower price than legitimate sellers.

If you are considering purchasing a product from iOffer, I urge you to reconsider. The products sold on this site are fake and of low quality. The sellers on this site are obscure and outside the US legal jurisdiction. If you do decide to purchase a product from this site, be prepared to write off your losses. While you may be able to get your money back from PayPal, your time and energy are valuable and cannot be recovered.

I gotta say, this site is a total disaster. It's been a real nightmare for me. I've been working in security for over 35 years, and I've never had any trouble until I ordered from iOffer. I needed a Farge gel, which is a red dye identifier that's totally legal in the UK. It's a safety item that vulnerable people, especially women, use to avoid assault. Door supervisors also use it to identify assailants. I ordered two of them from iOffer because it was cheaper than buying them in the UK. But four weeks after I ordered them, I got a letter from customs asking if I wanted the items destroyed because they couldn't identify what was in the package. I agreed to have them destroyed and tried to contact the seller on iOffer to find out what was going on. But I never got a reply.

Then, two police officers came to my door and asked me to come to the police station to answer some questions about the items I had ordered from iOffer. I wasn't arrested, but I was really worried. I contacted iOffer customer support to tell them what had happened, and they said the seller had been banned from the site. But I never got a refund for the items I had ordered.

Months later, I got a letter telling me to go to court to answer questions about the items I had ordered. I went to court and was fined nearly £200 and given 200 hours of community service. I couldn't believe it. I had never broken the law before, and I had to do community service on my only day off from work. I had to resign from my job because I couldn't fulfill my duties with a curfew and an electronic tag. And to make matters worse, I couldn't reapply for my security license until 2019, and I lost the £200 I had paid to renew it.

All of this happened because the seller on iOffer sent me the wrong item. I didn't even order what they sent me. And now I've been unemployed for three years because of this. It's been a total nightmare. I wouldn't recommend iOffer to anyone. Be careful when you order from this site. It could ruin your life.

Honestly, I was going to write a review about iOffer, but AM A's review already covered everything I wanted to say. So, I'll just confirm that their review is accurate. For those who haven't traded in this market before, let me share a few observations.

The Chinese knock-off market is massive, both in the real world and online. It's a huge source of foreign income and probably large enough to qualify as a true industry in its own right. As China becomes increasingly active on the web, more and more Chinese traders are trying to deal in the Western demand for almost-Gucci and might-be-Rolex products.

And there's a good response because the economy is so depressed that we need cheering up, but retail therapy is getting too expensive for many of us. What better solution than to sport an almost-genuine article, even for just a month or two before it falls apart? That's a month or two of renewed self-esteem in troubled times, and we don't have to spend more than we would at Sears.

Now, as you may have already realized, the vast majority of these websites offer little by way of promise that the quality of their products, even assuming you do receive them, is remotely reliable. In truth, you'll have no idea whether your item will resemble the photos in any way, nor will there be any certainty that you can get your money back if it doesn't, regardless of what the terms and conditions of the sale were. The market can be about as comfortable a place to trade as a fence's back-alley hideout and about as safe if you feel like complaining.

However, iOffer is the exception to the rule, providing you use common sense in choosing whom you want to trade with. I've dabbled a bit here now and again and not had a bad experience, but you do need to be well-informed about what the original product looks like before you jump in and buy an expensive fake.

For example, there are a number of small ways that a real Rolex watch can be identified, and some of them are either too challenging or too expensive for the repro market to copy successfully. Quite often, their product is otherwise pretty good, but it won't fool anyone who owns a real one, and that's really the person you'd like to fool the most. Likewise, embroidered and sewn products, when genuine, will often display a distinctive stitch style that a repro manufacturer can't waste time copying accurately.

Newbies should do their homework. It isn't too hard to find resources on the web that will give you clues to identifying genuine designer products. Asking a seller, in public, "is this a real one," is not a substitute and not at all recommended! And yes, believe it or not, people do ask. Bear in mind even so that the photo you are shown may well be a photo of the genuine article, copied from the manufacturer's website. Asking whether the photo is of the article you're buying or not is a valid question, but you'll have to judge the honesty of the answer for yourself.

The big advantage of iOffer over most of the independent traders who've sprung up recently is being able to choose who you trade with, as AM A mentioned. Do look at feedback, don't rush into a sale, and do consider talking with more than one supplier of the same products. If you've gone all starry-eyed at the prospect of a $60 Rolex or Coach handbag, go off and do something else and then come back tomorrow when you've sobered up. There will be endless products like this every day for years, so don't rush into something just because it looks so good.

While it may not be so critical for an iOffer trader to get into trouble as it is for an eBay seller, nevertheless, I've found that they do want to protect their feedback and reputation, and so far, I've not been ripped off. And, well, yes, I'll admit that the almost-Rolex did fool the boss. But don't tell anyone I said that.

I have been using iOffer for over two years now and I must say, it has been a rollercoaster ride. I have had my fair share of successful transactions, but lately, things have not been going so well. I have been ripped off by some sellers and scammed by some of the most ridiculous buyers. The worst part is that iOffer never helped me once. It's frustrating that they don't even have a phone number to call for assistance.

My main issue has been with new users and guest users. Some of them don't read my listings or don't understand them. I have had non-paying buyers who refuse to pay due to their own stupidity of not reading my clear instructions. Then, they leave me bogus negative feedback that iOffer never removes. It's so unfair! Not to mention, they charge you selling fees for selling an item, so if a buyer doesn't pay, your selling fees are tied up for 21 days, which is a ridiculous amount of time to wait.

The last straw was when a crazy new user with a split personality disorder ruined my feedback and would not stop harassing me. She bought an item from me, and I was out of town, so I said it would go out when I get back. I even gave her a free gift to make up for the delay. Everything was fine until she claimed there was something wrong with the item and needed help. I was glad to help, but there was something off about her reply. It was insulting; she basically said she would buy the second item in the set but for $11 less because it's not worth it if it doesn't work right. I helped her anyway but told her my original price was already fair (over 300 others agreed in my feedback on this item). Then she popped up again and was very rude by saying she sent an offer to me three times (basically blaming me when iOffer was at fault because their website never works right) and said my item doesn't cost that much or isn't worth that much. At this point, I was really pissed off! What the hell does this person know about my items!? Oh, and she said, "Yeah, you were right, it works now." Not so much as a thank you or an I'm sorry. Then she had the nerve to ask for a $5 discount because she was just replacing an item that got lost in a flood. I'm sorry, but so many buyers have told me sob stories like this, and they were nothing more than a lie, so I didn't believe her. So I said no again. Finally, she agreed to the actual price (which was a fixed price that I set my item to, so iOffer was at fault again for not making it a fixed price but make an offer). What she said next made me lose my temper. She said, "Fine, you win, but you know in your heart you wanted to give me a discount because all I did was provide you humor. Pack it up and send it out, and it better be good." That was it. I declined the offer and told her she was nothing but rude, and that I did not feel comfortable selling to her after all this. So she kept bothering me, I kept declining, then she said, "Fine, then negative feedback will be left." She filed a dispute full of lies, and I just copied all her rude remarks and posted them as my reply, saying her rudeness explains it all. She then tried to say she paid extra for shipping, I didn't ship it out on time, blah blah blah. The negative was not for the item; it was because the spoiled brat of a buyer didn't get her way (btw the word princess was in her username, and that said it all). So I blocked her. But the damage was done. This happened not that long ago, so my feedback was completely ruined.

I decided then to close my account, but you know iOffer, they take a month to reply. Then, like 5 minutes later, I get an offer from a guest user (which in my description, I clearly said I don't deal with guest users), and then they were like, "Oh my, I can't believe you got scammed!" They were so dumb as to say their location, which was exactly the same as the problem buyers. So I blocked them, removed all my items, only to be bothered again! They sent a want ad to me saying, get this, that their now ex-spouse was the troublemaker and that they aren't even living together, and that I could sell to them, blah blah blah. Are you serious!? I guess this person escaped from the nut house if they think I'd fall for that! I ignored it. What really bothered me was they were sick enough to involve children (so they say) in their whole argument. That's disgusting, whether it was true or not.

So yeah, finally, iOffer got rid of my account, and I no longer have to put up with this garbage. Take it from me, who ignored people's warnings about iOffer, sooner or later, something like this will happen to you. It's not worth your time, so please find an alternative. If something goes wrong like this, you are on your own because iOffer will not help you, and you can't really contact them directly.

So, I recently bought some puffer coats from iOffer, and I have to say, I'm a bit disappointed. I mean, I knew they were replicas, but some of them can be quite good, right? I got two Monclers and a 'Burberry', and from the outside, they all looked amazing. Every design detail was perfect. But here's the thing - none of them have ANY real down in them. They're ALL filled with polyester fibers. You know, the same stuff in kids' comforters or sleeping bags. I did read the reviews online before I purchased, and I went to extraordinary lengths to protect my financial transactions, but I still got duped. The sellers were nice and everything arrived on time, but I can't help feeling a bit cheated.

I mean, I get it. There must be a law against using real down or even feathers in China, where these coats are made. But still, it's a bit disappointing. I saved money buying the replicas, but honestly? They aren't as warm, and the 'Burberry' weighs a ton. The black shell fabric feels a bit like upholstery. They are technically perfect replicas, though. I will say that the Moncler puffers are at least lighter in weight because the pocketing for the filling is more open, so they can fool you with the polofil. The Burberry has a lot of details, and the smaller pocketing (quilting) adds more stitching, so it's like lead.

Of course, you can't return them or resell them on eBay because they're fakes, and nobody wants a fake 'down' coat that's heavy with polyester filling. So, all in all, I'm very disappointed, and I just wanted to warn others to be careful when buying from iOffer. It's not worth the risk, in my opinion.

I was a buyer on iOffer a few months ago and let me tell you, it was a wild ride. I stumbled upon this website while searching for some online shopping sites on Google. At first glance, I could tell that most of the sellers were Chinese and that everything was really cheap. I mean, come on, we all know what that means - fakes. But, I was intrigued by the fact that most sellers had lots of positive feedback and good comments from buyers.

I was on the hunt for a Diesel hoodie and decided to look for a top recommended seller that sold this brand. After some searching, I finally found one. This seller had received quite a lot of positive feedback, so I thought to myself, "why not take a risk?" I chose the style, my size, and paid a total of $40, shipping included, for a $190 hoodie.

Two weeks later, the hoodie arrived and let me tell you, it was TERRIBLE. They claimed that their L size was our size M, but it was smaller than that, like S or XS. The hand pockets were unbalanced, one was higher than the other, and the hoodie was really thin and not even thick like the one in the picture. I know the price was cheap, but when comparing this hoodie to an unbranded hoodie that is sold in a mall with the same price, this was not worth it.

I was about to ask for a refund, but then I realized that I had to ship it back, which would cost $60. In the end, I decided to keep this crap. Lesson learned - what you paid is what you get. Even though this website's sellers have tons of positive feedback, I'm pretty sure their stuff is worse than crap and all of the feedback might have come from their friends or someone that they know.

Overall, I would not recommend iOffer to anyone. The website may seem tempting with its cheap prices and positive feedback, but trust me, it's not worth it. Save your money and buy from a reputable website instead.

I recently made a purchase on iOffer, despite hearing some negative reviews about the site. I found a seller with a 99% rating and decided to buy a bag from them, based on the positive reviews they had received. However, when the bag arrived, I was disappointed to find that it was made of synthetic leather and had some flaws, despite the seller's claims that it was made of real calf skin leather and looked just like the pictures. I left a negative rating and review for the seller, but it didn't seem to go through for some reason. I'm not sure why this happened, but it was frustrating nonetheless. To make matters worse, the seller left a negative feedback for me, even though I had done nothing wrong.

Another issue I encountered while using iOffer was with the payment process. When I tried to pay for my purchase with my credit card, I received an error message saying that the payment had failed and to try again. I tried several times, but the same message kept popping up. Eventually, I realized that all of the payments had actually gone through, even though the website had told me they hadn't. I tried to contact the seller and the customer center for help, but neither of them were able to assist me. In the end, I had to turn to my bank for help, and they were able to cancel all of the transactions except for the one I had intended to make. Despite all of this, the seller still left a negative feedback for me, which was frustrating and unfair.

Overall, I was disappointed with my experience on iOffer. The customer center was not helpful, and most of the sellers were located in China and did not provide accurate information about their products. It was difficult to know whether an item was made of real leather, cashmere, wool, or if it looked like the pictures. I had to rely on positive feedback from other customers, which was not always reliable. In the end, I would not recommend using iOffer for online shopping.

I had some doubts before placing my order on iOffer.com. The seller told me that the delivery would take 15-20 days, but I asked him again and he confirmed that it would be 20 days from the day I placed my order. I was a bit worried because I wanted to give the item as a wedding present to my husband on August 31, and I was placing my order on August 17. However, I decided to go ahead with the purchase.

After our wedding, we went on a two-week honeymoon, and I expected the item to be waiting for us when we returned. Unfortunately, it wasn't. I contacted the seller and asked for a tracking number so I could see where my order was. He replied, saying that it had been shipped and that I should receive it by September 20. But that date came and went, and I still didn't have my order.

I contacted the seller again, and he told me that it had entered my country on September 29 and that I should receive it by October 10. But that date has also passed, and I still haven't received my order. It's now October 30, and I'm starting to think that my order was never shipped.

I've bought many items from different countries before, including Taiwan, Japan, and Europe, and none of them have taken longer than three weeks to arrive. I even placed an order from China on October 1 and received it just 12 days later. So, waiting for 77 days and two and a half months for my order is unacceptable.

The seller has been good at communicating with me, but he never gives me any solid information. I've asked for a valid tracking number several times, but he always gives me the same one, which doesn't work. I tried to get my money back, but no one will help me. PayPal only gives you 45 days to dispute an order and get a refund, so I missed that deadline.

I want to warn others not to use iOffer.com. I do not recommend this site to anyone.

I recently had a really bad experience with ioffer. I bought some plastic curtains rings for $5.50 and paid with my trusty pay pal account. I was really excited to receive my purchase, but unfortunately, the seller never sent me a notification about shipping. Instead, they sent me an email telling me that my order was not complete because I had not paid. I knew that was a lie because I had already paid for my order through pay pal. I tried to contact the seller about this issue, but I never received a response from them. I felt like I had no other choice but to go to pay pal and file a dispute because the seller was not going to send my order and even wanted me to pay again!

After I filed the dispute, I finally got a response from the seller. This time, they canceled my order and claimed that they could not ship to my country in the U.S. I knew that was another lie because I had checked out their items, and they had claimed to have sold to the USA before. What's more, this seller had more than one name! It was text&tileco when I ordered, but the money was sent to sewbeitdesigns. I was really confused and frustrated by this whole situation.

When I contacted pay pal about the issue, the seller claimed that my order was scheduled to be shipped out that day, but since the money was now being withheld, it would not be shipped. I was really disappointed by this whole experience, and it was my first time using ioffer. I don't think I'll be using it again because the customer service is terrible, and there's no way to make a formal complaint. They will try to rip you off and claim that you haven't paid when you have. I will definitely be staying away from this site in the future.

I have another order that I placed before this one, and I'm tracking it now. If I don't receive it by the stated delivery date, I will file a dispute on that one too. Even so, I will never do business with ioffer again. There are a lot of liars and rip off scammers on there, and it's just not worth the hassle.

I have had the pleasure of being a seller on iOffer on two separate occasions. As a seller, I always made sure that my customers were satisfied with their purchases. It's important to note that the website itself doesn't determine whether it's good or bad, it's the sellers who make it so. Unfortunately, there are many sellers who are dishonest and will cheat you out of your hard-earned money. I could name a few, but that wouldn't be very polite, now would it?

My advice to all potential buyers is twofold. Firstly, try to buy from American sellers and avoid Asian sellers. The latter often have difficulty speaking English and are only interested in taking advantage of gullible Americans. Be sure to read the ad description carefully, and if it looks like it was written by a kindergartener, chances are it's not an American seller.

Secondly, use PayPal whenever possible. PayPal is great at protecting consumers and issuing refunds when necessary. However, PayPal is now cracking down on all sellers (regardless of the website) who are selling counterfeit goods. Many sellers can no longer accept PayPal because of this. If you paid with PayPal and your merchandise turns out to be fake (even copied DVDs or CDs), you can contact PayPal's user agreement team by emailing ***@paypal.com, and the seller's PayPal account will be permanently closed. They won't even be able to use PayPal to buy anything for themselves.

My biggest issue with iOffer is that they don't screen their sellers and don't take any action when a customer has a complaint. They always tell you to contact PayPal or your local attorney general's office. This can be frustrating for buyers who have been ripped off by dishonest sellers.

In conclusion, iOffer can be a great place to find unique items at a reasonable price, but it's important to be cautious when dealing with sellers. Stick to American sellers whenever possible, use PayPal for added protection, and be sure to read the ad description carefully. If you do run into any issues, don't expect much help from iOffer itself.

I recently had a terrible experience with iOffer. I always make sure to check a seller's rating before making a purchase, and I found one that said they accepted PayPal. However, after two days, I decided to use my banking account instead. I completed my purchase, but I do not recommend changing the way you choose to purchase.

After a few days, I told the seller that I had paid, which he could see on the invoice. However, there were no responses for two weeks. Then, the seller asked me how I paid and I copy-pasted the invoice that clearly showed that I paid by credit card. It has now been four weeks, and I have not received a response. I have written to him asking to cancel or to ask for a ship date so that I wouldn't worry thinking maybe he didn't have the bags in stock. But he still will not reply.

The seller's name is 51buy, and I warn everyone to beware of him. He does not currently have any listings. I have bought and received a few of my purchases, but they were the wrong color, wrong item, or broken/damaged. I sold two items, and I had to refund them because the handles ripped off. I wish I had never found this site.

You can send in your ticket complaint, but it's like an automatic message saying you are screwed if you received good are messed up. Talk to the seller if they didn't send it, or go to your bank to claim your refund from your bank. My bank has unlocked my card for my China purchasing from another great site that does not allow this mess. I was told that if I didn't get good or they don't come, I should not come crying to them. So, I'm out of $69 for two bags I didn't get, two bags that ripped, a pair of shoes, and some tore up crap items that are total garbage.

It's like playing the lottery. If you want to throw money away, go gamble it. Your chances of a good outcome are better. I hope this review helps others avoid the same mistake I made.

This website, ioffer.com, is a bit of a mixed bag. Some of the sellers are good people, honest and just trying to make a living. However, there are also some absolute [censored] who will try to con you out of your hard-earned money. And when you complain to ioffer.com, they do absolutely nothing! They just shrug their shoulders and say, "We're just a selling platform." But the truth is, they're well aware that their platform is being used for fraud.

I've reported them to the FBI internet unit and consumer groups, but they still turn a blind eye while people are being robbed. And if you use your Visa on this site, you'll suddenly start getting more junk mail, and your card may even be copied. I lost money from my account after using this site, and it was from a Chinese registered business. I had to claim it all back through my bank insurance. I've been buying things on the internet since 1997, and this has never happened before using ioffer.com.

The tracking information for parcels is fake, too. Many of the tracking numbers are linked to nowhere, or it will say that the information hasn't been registered yet, even though it's been weeks since you ordered. It's a shame, because some of the sellers are good people, but how can you tell? Not all the reviews are shown, and ioffer.com always says they'll remove bad sellers, but they either don't or the seller comes back under a different name. Many of the stores are run by the same people.

Returns are almost impossible, too. It costs more to ship back than to buy most items, and the sellers usually ignore any bad feedback or problems you have anyway. It's a bit of a pirate store, really. There are some bad apples hiding behind the kindly written adverts.

So my advice is to stay away from ioffer.com. Or if you like a risk, go for it. It's pot luck, so to speak. But be warned - you might end up losing your money and your sanity!

I gotta say, I recently ordered a Barbara Eden cd from iOffer and I gotta say, it was a pretty good experience overall. I mean, I've been looking for this album for a while now and I've seen it go for some crazy prices - like, $50 bucks to almost a grand! Like, where do these guys even come from? I ain't made of money, but I do love me some good tunes, especially from the 20's through the 70's. So when I saw this Barbara Eden cd for $19.98, I was like, "yeah, that's my price range, baby!" So I went ahead and ordered it.

And let me tell you, the service was quick! Like, two days later and it was already in my mailbox. I opened it up and found that the case was broken, but hey, it protected the cd and that's what really matters, right? So I downloaded it onto my computer and that's when I ran into some issues. Like, it didn't download the titles or anything, it was all just "Track 1, Track 2, Track 3" and so on. And the order of the songs on the cd was all mixed up too, like it didn't follow the order on the little pamphlet that came with it. So now I have no titles and no way of knowing where the songs are. Like, I can't even write in my own titles or anything. But I gotta say, the sound quality was pretty good, so at least there's that.

But here's the thing - would I order from iOffer again? Honestly, if I found something I really liked and couldn't find it anywhere else but with them, and it was under $20.00, then yeah, I probably would. I mean, I gotta give props to "The Music Box" guy for sending it to me so quickly. I wish I could email him to thank him, but I can't seem to find his email address anywhere. He did have a return address on the package though, so I guess I'll just have to send him a thank you note in the mail. All in all, I'd say my experience with iOffer was pretty decent.

I gotta say, I'm pretty disappointed with iOffer. I shoulda done my research before buying from them. The quality of the stuff I got was pretty poor, and it took forever to arrive. And to top it all off, some of the sellers straight up took my money and ran. I had to get refunds through PayPal for two items, and even then it was a hassle. The sellers wouldn't respond to my messages, and the tracking they provided was fake - it said the item was delivered to a completely different state!

One of the items I got was supposed to be a wool coat, but it was more like a polyester pajama fleece. And it was way too small! I've heard from other people that the photos on the site are often different from what you actually get.

If you have a problem with your order, there's a button you can click to report it. But when you do, you just get a message from iOffer saying that their sellers are independent contractors and they can't do anything about it. So you're basically on your own. And returning anything is a pain - you have to pay for return shipping with tracking, even if the seller sent you the wrong item or it was defective.

I bought six things from iOffer, and it was a total disaster. Two of the sellers scammed me, two sent me junk, and I'm still waiting for the other two items (if they even sent them - there's no tracking). I'll probably have to file PayPal claims for those too.

Honestly, I wouldn't recommend shopping at iOffer. If you see something you like, you're better off finding a Chinese seller on eBay. It might cost a bit more, but at least there's tracking on your shipping and you have some recourse if you get ripped off. And eBay doesn't edit out bad feedback like iOffer does - I'm pretty sure their feedback is fake.

All in all, iOffer was the worst online shopping experience I've ever had. Save yourself the trouble and shop somewhere else.

I ordered and paid for the shoes in February. I was provided with someone else's tracking number which was shipped to a totally different city and address. I followed the product tracking number and thought it was my own so I didn't know I was being ripped off with a scam until a month later when the parcel went to a different location. My product has never arrived. I have emailed the company many times and they but they have never gotten back to me after that. Now when I email them, no one replies to my emails at all. I have always been friendly and polite but it is clear that ioffer is a complete SCAM. Also be careful of anyone with the email address [protected]@163.com

Place an order on jan 28 for a sweater.
Required payment is 32 usd
I paid 32.21 usd due to exchange rate conversion chf-usd in favour of the seller payment was sent according to information posted on ioffer for the article funds and received as per paypal confirmation but 4 days after no news at all from the seller in spite of several email-
Furthermore, the email address posted is confirmed to be disabled see herebelow screenshot : [protected]@gmail.com
my funds went to weston webster / [protected]@gmail.com
as you can read on the attached documents from paypal

I ordered and paid for the wallet (order number #[protected]) at the start of April. I was provided with someone else's tracking number which was shipped to a totally different state and address. I followed the product tracking number and thought it was my own so I didn't know I was being ripped off with a scam until a month later when the parcel went to a different location. My product has never arrived. I have emailed the company many times and they said they would investigate. But they have never gotten back to me after that. Now when I email them, no one replies to my emails at all. I have always been friendly and polite but it is clear that ioffer is a complete SCAM. Also be careful of anyone with the email address "[protected]@happybuyluxury.com" as it also is a complete scam

ordered footweat for Christmas from JIANXUN HUANG (SERVICE @HAPPYBUYLUXURY.COM) on November, 2021 @ IOFFER. i
was provided SHIPPING NUMBER ly929772955CN which was delivered to SAN PEDRO, CA 90732 on Dec 6th . Msg rec'd from post office: Delivered, In/At Mailbox Your item was delivered in or at the mailbox at 5:44 pm on December 6, 2021 in SAN PEDRO, CA 90732.

Hi,

I have ordered 2 watches from ioffer on 15/Oct/2018 until march 2019 i was messaging the seller that I have not received my product but they always said its on way. Now it is August 2019 and my account is disabled that I can not send message to seller because its time is over.

I want that the company contact seller and claim that they should provide me my item or give my money back in to my account. Ioffer did not provide any support to solve customer problems quickly and easily.

If Company wants personal detail please do contact me.

Regards,

Sidra

On 2/14/19 I placed two orders one was due to arrive 3/22/19 the other 3/29/19 in the midst of waiting I checked the tracking of both packages and the number never register's so I leave several messages for the sellers and no response to this day. I contact the help desk several times receiving the same response and procedure basically that they are in no way responsible and if I want a refund I should dispute the charges with my bank. Ioffer should be shut down indefinitely, people are getting ripped off and yet they hold no responsibility.

To who it may concern. Your company is a flop. I have orderd 5 watches from your prevaors and have not recived one of them. I tried contacting the store owner and all I get back is hello my friend I contacted costoms and they are working n the issue... Bunch of [censored]. This is no way to run a so called web store and rip people off orlf there money.. Thefirst time it happend I leet it slide and waited another 4 months for my order and still no show. I thought I would try a different pervaor from your web site. And guess what still no product that they were so easy to take my money and not supply any product... Is this what I offer is all about screw the costomer fir there money not just once but four times. I think that says something about your websitedo not order anything from them! The first order I never recived was for $105 from pervaor nihaoff33 payment comfermed on 2/17/2019. Order number [protected].. The second order witch was sopposed to arive january 13th from 399yipeng1993 pervaor. Order number [protected] which I still have not recived. The third one pervor 999zhengfu178. For $19.95 order number [protected] witch was soposed to be her may 3rd 2018 and still no product recived. The forth one for$24.00 from pervaor niubseller. Order number [protected] witch was soposed to be hear march 27th 2018. And still have not recived anything from your [censored] company... I was willing to let one of the orders slide but not anymore. You cant keep doing this to people who work hard for there money just so your so called shops can take there money and not supply any products. I would like all my money back for your shops within 72 hours or im going to be forced to boycot your wedsite. I think we both know what a little neitave perposal wil do for your site. You coulsld loose millions.. Ill be expecting to hear from you in 72 hours... My email is [protected]@gmail.com. My phone number is [protected].. And my address is 617 a campbell #107 springfield mo.. You should gave my card number on file being that I paid for a product 4 times for a tota of $160.00 us dollars. I hope we resolve this in a matter of a short time. Ive waited long enough for your company to come thrue... How many more people have given you there hard earned money just to be cheated outof there money... Brian radko.

I neber received my order and have been waiting since the middle of november and now I cannot access the site. Its ridiculous because I am a first time buyer and heard of this site from others as a "good site to buy clothes" but it clearly isnt because theres no specific seller anyone can sell things on here. I would like to here back as soon as possible thank you I can be reached at my email
[protected]@gmail.com

To who may concern,
I bought a bag a month ago and after informing myself with the delivery company etc and the vendor I realized that the tracking number is fake. The vendor is sending me automatic replies. My bag isn't coming because he is a fraud and he still keeps the chance to be cheating innocent people. His channel is goodluck778899. Please I hope after reviewing everything you can at least shut down this vendor. No one should be cheated like I did. I know now that the package is not arriving and that this man is not going to be returning my money, but if Ioffer does nothing he is going to keep doing this to other people. PLEASE do something! You can see the conversation in the attached files.

Hello,
On 2nd January I purchased a guess handbag on Ioffer. The price stated on the website was $37.05AU for the bag. However, $48.06AU has been taken out of my account. The seller says that they have only received $28.5AU. I tried emailing ioffer but I did not receive any useful response. Is there anyway to get the extra amount that I payed back?
Order ID #: [protected]
Thank you so much for your consideration,
Kind regards,
Soufia