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BlueFakes.com Rip off

Bluefakes.com is dishonest. They advertise top grade Swiss watch replicas and charge a premium price, but instead, they send you a cheap Asian replica.

Their web site advertises that you will get a watch that no one will be able to tell it's a fake unless they open the back; but instead, they send you a watch that is extremely easy to tell it's a fake.

They advertise that if you're not satisfied, they will refund your money, but instead, they make it impossible to get your money back. If you try to return the bad fake, they give you a fake address in New York City to mail it to so your package can't be delivered. They rarely answer your calls but if they do, they promise to send you a new watch, then tell you they're transferring you to their shipping department and then they put you on hold and never come back. They never answer e-mails.

This we know from actual experience. Other users of Bluefakes.com have reported similar experiences and have posted their accounts to various web sites or forums.

If there is such a thing as an undetectable Swiss watch replica, Bluefakes.com either doesn't have it, or won't send it. We suspect there is no such thing as an undetectable Swiss watch replica, and that any web site that makes such a claim is running a scam to get you to pay hundreds more for a cheap fake that is not worth even a hundred dollars.

Beware of web sites that claim to review replica watch web sites and rate them! Click here for some examples.

You have been warned. If, after this warning, you choose to believe their web site, their fake testimonials, and their fake "replica watch web site review" sites, you only have yourself to blame when you get cheated out of your money for a cheap Asian replica or worse.

We have seen reports that Bluefakes.com is operated by the same people who operate other web sites claiming to sell top grade, undetectable Swiss watch replicas. We don't know that for certain, although it is a distinct possiblity. We would caution anyone from paying hundreds of dollars for a Swiss watch replica from any web site. If you value your money, never, ever buy from one of these sites unless they take credit cards. Never buy using COD (cash on delivery).

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BlueFakes.com Beware of Scam, don't send money!

I tried to purchase a replica Rolex Daytona, stainless steel, black diamond dial face. After completing the order online and providing credit card information to complete the order, I received an email stating that I needed to call to confirm the order. On this email was a customer number, order number, all the pertinant details of the transaction. I called and spoke to a man named Brian. His last name appears to be Jacobs. His is supposedly the shipping manager. He said that they could no longer accept credit cards, as of about a month ago. So I would have to either send Western Union or an International Money order (as I'm from Canada). I told him I would send Western Union, and he sent me an email with all the details that I would need to get the money to him. It was to be directed to the attention of a Karen Miller, as the owner. Anyhow, payment was sent and received, and a tracking number was provided to me for USPS. The item arrived about a day and a half after it was sent, and when I opened it, it was the wrong model. I did receive a daytona, but it was a two tone, the chronograph was not working, the bezel didn't turn at all, the inner ring didn't have the rolexrolex on it as advertised, the second had does not sweep, in fact, the back came unscrewed very easily, and it's clearly marked china on the inside. this was in no way, shape or form, and swiss 31 jewel replica watch as advertised. I immediately called and spoke to Brian. He asked me if I wanted to swap it, or keep it. I told him I wanted to swap it, and he said he was sorry and that he would talk to his shipper guy. It didn't click in, but Brian is the "shipper guy". Brian told me he would get back to me, and I asked him how to get this watch back to him, and he said not to worry, we would figure it out when he got me the correct watch. It's now been 5 days, 4 calls, 3 emails and my calls won't go through, nor are my emails being answered.
I'm not sure what recorse I may have, but if someone can give me direction as to what I may or may not be able to do to either recoup my money, or get back at these guys, I'd love to know. I can be emailed at [protected]@hotmail.com
Thanks,
Adam

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Dave Klasyk
Tampa, US
Sep 18, 2009 1:19 pm EDT

Loke my father always told me, "If it sounds too good to be true...
Better luck next time.

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BlueFakes.com TWO TONE SUBMARINE ROLEX REPLICA NOT 18K GOLD OR SWISS MOVEMENT.

I ORDER A TWO TONE BLUE FACE SUBMARINER GRADE 1 SOLID 18K GOLD AND PAID 765.00 COD.
WHEN I RECEIVED THE WATCH HAD A FRIEND CHECK IT OUT TO SEE IF THE GOLD WAS REAL! IT TURN OUT TO BE GOLD WRAP NOT SOLID, AND FOUND OUT IT WAS NOT A SWISS MOVEMENT.
THEN I CALLED BLUE FACE TO GET A REFUND OR A REPLACEMENT AND THEY TOLD ME TO CALL THIS WEDNESDAY. I CALLED AND THEY LAUGH AND HANG UP THE PHONE.
IF FOR SOME REASON KNOW ONE CONTACTS ME TO CORRECT THIS ISSUE I WILL HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO
FILE A FRAUD ALERT WITH THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU. THEN FILE A LAW SUITE IT IS NOT NICE TO MISLEAD PEOPLE WHO WORK SO HARD TO MAKE ENDS MEAT. YOU GUY'S ARE A SCAM...

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Stan in NH
, US
Sep 07, 2009 11:28 am EDT

Of course they're not selling real Rolex watches. What they claim to be selling are high quality Swiss movement replica watches, not real ones. They also claim to have a 30 day return policy, as well as a 5 year warranty on their replica watches. For people who can not afford a real Rolex, this is presented to be an affordable alternative. The fact is that Blue Fakes mispresents everything, from their products to their service. They ship out cheap, often defective, $50 replicas for hundreds of dollars then refuse to honor their own posted sales terms.

They are crooks and scam artists, and blaming their victims does nothing to help put these people out of business.

Stan

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jamesisajeweler
Atlanta, US
Apr 28, 2009 1:12 pm EDT

Hello i'm James The Jeweler in Atlanta, Ga and i read your complaint and the first thing i notice was the web address you're posting here for this company as BLUEFAKES.COM

Now i as a jeweler want to ask you, did you really think you were buying a AUTHENTIC ROLEX that has 18KT YELLOW GOLD on it for $765? and if you did, you should be ashamed of yourself!

No Submariner Rolex is EVER going to be the price of $765 not even in stainless steel.

You can call who you like but in my opinion you went to a website called BLUEFAKES.COM and right from the door they're saying to customers we sell FAKES! so where's the scam on their part? i don't see any scams, what i do see is you thinking you could get a REAL 18KT YELLOW GOLD & STAINLESS STEEL SUBMARINER ROLEX FOR $765 which is never going to happen in your lifetime nor mines.

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BlueFakes.com rip off scam artist

Blue Fakes.com has ripped me off. their website represents itself to sell high quality swiss made rolex replica watches. I ordered a ladies mmasterpiece 6 and talked with customer service for 15minutes verifying the right make and model. They requested to be paid COD by a US postal money order because they had been having trouble collecting on credit cards. I paid for my fed ex delivery the next day to find a cheaper version watch that was nothing like the one i ordered. they claimed a mix up in delivery and were apologetic and assured me repplacement watch to be overnighted fed ex next day. it never showed. now when i call they hang up on me if they even answer at all. I called Fed Ex to see if they could stop delivery of the money order but it was too late. there is no way to access the "gauranteed money back gaurantee they offer as well. These people are going down, they have scammed the wrong person and have no idea who they have stolen from this time. I will make sure that all law enforcment agencies and fraud agencies are notified and they are dealt with. they can expect a class action lawsuit from all the folks that have been scammed by them. They are already under investigation by Fed Ex's Fraud unit...The more people who report the scam the better chances we have of making them pay

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Ronny
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Dec 03, 2008 4:28 am EST

Yes I have been scammed as well by Bluefakes. Except I paid them and got nothing at all.
She goes by the name of Elise Brown.
They also have a fake review which is as fake as there site.
What ever you do do not spend a dim. I just wonder why these guys have not been caught yet?
Cheers Ronny.
P.S does any body know of a genuine site?

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MJ
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Nov 02, 2008 1:16 am EDT

Laura,
Sorry you got scammed by Bluefakes. They are one of a group of replica sites that have set up fake review sites to trick their potential customers into thinking they provide great service. I almost got scammed by them for $800 but luckily researched enough before actually placing an order. I mainly found out they are selling $100-300 asian fakes for around $800.

For any others that read this. Never place an order by COD. The seller may tell you that you can inspect the product before paying for it but that is not true. In order for you to open the package you must hand your payment to the postal employee. And once they have your cash/money order, you will never get a refund.

If you do decide to order from a site, always insist on using a credit card.

Fakereviews.com is their fake site that offers testimonials and reviews on how great they are. The funny thing, two sites they give excellent ratings to, sizzlefakes.com and bestswiss.com, both had their domains registered on the exact same day as fakereviews.com, on Feb 17, 2004. And Bluefakes.com was registered a month later. Coincidence? I think not. They also use their review site to put down their competition by calling others scammers, so more people visit their sites.

Stay away! Even the best swiss movement fake should cost no more than about $300.

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BlueFakes.com They're scams and thieves

I ordered a watch through Blue Fakes. They made me give them a money order for COD after they called me and told me their computers would be down and they couldn't take my charge card. Then they gave me a cheap phony watch that I had paid $300 for. They will not return calls or email. They have two phony sites that give them good reviews. They need to be prosecuted because they are a total scam and steal your money. Do not purchase anything from them because they are not a legitimate business. Everything they say on their website is false. We need to put them out of business.

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Caution Will Robinson
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Aug 19, 2009 6:37 pm EDT

These guys are your classic rip off artist and they are proud off it. Did not get what I asked for. Calls go unanswered or to a call center. The physical address is a Pizza place who has never heard of Bluefakes.com
The address listed on their DBA (PWA) is a Korean shipping and parcel store who also has never heard of them. If you wonder about the address do a google map search and see what you see at street level. If it looks like bull, it probably is. Google list the business at that address.
When they do pick up the phone, they almost laugh at your request to exchange or refund your money. "Joe" and "Frank" are the fake fall back names.
Don't know how they don't get shut down. DO NOT use them. Do your research before you buy from ANY replica site. Check the BBB or web sites and make sure you can reach a person live or get an e-mail response before you order anything. If not, walk away.

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Spiky 8
, US
Sep 12, 2009 7:37 pm EDT

Please beware of bluefakes replica watches. I ordered a "Swiss" replica rolex and received a cheap copy that I could get in NYC for ten bucks. When I called to inform them that I received the wrong watch, they told me to send an e-mail and they will correct the mistake.

All of my e-mails bounce back and my phone number has been blocked. I paid COD with a postal money order. The only recourse, is calling the post master general.

I will just save my money and buy a REAL Rolex.

Please beware.

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lauren4shay
Scottsdale, US
May 30, 2009 7:38 am EDT

The watches were wrong from the start. I wanted to send them back but got a person on the phone and then no response. After a day it was clear that I was stuck with someone else's watches that I had paid abiut $1800 USD on COD and pretty much had no rescourse. However, if, everyone who has a problem on here will respond, I know enough people who want to rid this crime and maybe we can find these creeps. This happened to me about two years ago and I cant believe they are still ripping people off. Please respond to me here, as I would be intereted in filing a class action against these people. I'm surprised people can get them on the phone, obviously, I can't.

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pissed off costomer seeks revenge
toronto, CA
Sep 12, 2009 9:04 pm EDT

This company operates under a wide web of various names and identities. The key to know your will absolutely be defrauded is that they will only accept U.S.P.S. Money Orders. However I have been in touch with the Los Angeles Field Office of the FBI and utilising this method of payment to defraud consumers opens them to criminal interstate fraud liabilities.

They use numerous addresses including 175 E Lafayette, 138 E Lafayette and others. 138 E Lafayette is a Holiday Inn. Their watches in particular the Rolex Daytona is a cheap lightweight knock-off's from the streets of Hong Kong. Mine did not function whatsoever. The photos depiscted on their website are in fact direct opies from legitimate Rolex dealer sites. Then they superimpose their name over the top of the image to make it appear it is theirs.

I am pursing both internet fraud and fraud through interstate commerce charges against these "people".

Here is a life lesson...if you want a wtach that resembeles a Rolex, then save up and buy a real one, these things are cheap junk.

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Neal Welch
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Dec 29, 2008 2:05 pm EST
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Bluefakes are completely fake. Do not order from these people. It is a scam. There is no organization other than an order desk that makes you send money COD. You will be ripped off if you use them.

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Ronny
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Dec 03, 2008 2:24 pm EST

I was scammed by Bluefakes.com as well.
I paid and got nothing at all.
I am surprised to read they have been cheating people out of there money for years.
Don't buy from them.
Does anybody know of a good site?
Cheers Ronny

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Chad Rainey
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Nov 22, 2008 1:54 pm EST

I ordered a watch, paid COD. The watch I got was not the one I ordered. I called immediately and was told that an email would be sent to me with details of the new order. I never received an email or a return call. I was given a number to call and have left several messages that remain unreturned. The watch I did receive does keep time and date but who cares if it's not the watch you ordered. looking closely at the quality of the watch I noticed scratches that would probably keep this watch from being sold anywhere else. I would definitely stay away from this company.

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Sep 22, 2008 3:26 pm EDT

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joe friday
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Jul 18, 2008 7:19 pm EDT

for your (public) information, these suckers registered their domain via godaddy.com, less than a year ago. their official address is:

4411 8th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11220, United States

if you google map it (there is a street view of their particula street number as well), you will notice that their "swiss" neighborhood is actually chinesse. so are their watches (want proof, the length of thier bands is smaller than average).

their technical support phone number [protected] is changing on weekly basis (mostly stolen mobile phones) is located in... guess... Bronx... (quite a nice suburb of New York City). you understand how strong their 5 years warranty is... don't bother to phone that number, nobody would answer.

their executive team is made out of 6 folks, working from their home appartments (by rotation)

you are probably wondering, since everything is so well known, how come these folks are still doing their crap. i do not work for nypd, so i would leave the details to them, but for starters:

1. law is not properly enforced (by definition and not by the law enforcement officers) - since this is not child abuse, immigration or espionage, what stands is the presumption of guiltiness.
2. to prove your case is super simple. you ask a friend for a favor, order a watch, register the confirmation email, the internet traffic (they will sell you credit card details as well, you really don't wanna know to whom... trust me) and then present the proof, get a warrant and go from there
3. the result is ZERO. despites the law goes like around a million bucks fees and at least few good years in prison (not jail), they would most like get free in few weeks (how we love lawyers...)

so, my humble advise, there is something you (and we) can both do. stop buying from them, that is, it is as simple as that STOP BUYING FROM THEM. they will starv and start engaging more productive activiities (bank roberies, rapes, killing for a dime, drug dealers) the kind of activities the enhabitants of ney york city in general and bronx in particular are so aware of.

STOP BUYING FROM THEM. Not only from these guys, from any folks promissing you the "moon from the sky" (while selling you illegal goods)

regards,
j-friday

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joe friday
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Jul 18, 2008 7:03 pm EDT

let's put it simple. both the seller and the buyer are engaged in an illegal activity. they are both (non equaly) responsible but nobody can complain. these folks (talking about the seller) are terminal individuals with extremely rich criminal records and most of them a fresh for jail, prison or other forms of "re-education". if you ask me, they should not be prossecuted but rather shut on site or helped to sleep with the "fishes" (espcially when doing the same thing again and again and again). the law on the other hand has a different apprach and most law enforcement officers have to obey the law. period.

so, you got what you've been looking for. i am sorry for you folks, but some lessons are hard to... learn.

best regards,
jfriday

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