This is directed to the commenter who called themselves "JTV". I thought you ought to know that a 'costumer' is someone who makes, rents or sells costumes (a costume is what you wear on Halloween or in a stage play). A 'customer' is someone who buys goods or services from a business (for example, JTV is a business that sells jewelry). People might take your comments more seriously if you didn't spell every other word incorrectly and your grammar and punctuation were so atrocious. If you are not a native English speaker than I apologize. However, if you were born in this country and raised speaking English then there is no excuse for the way you write. At a minimum I would imagine that the device you used to compose your comments (tablet, laptop etc.) has a spell check function. I suggest that next time you use it and it will save you some embarrassment and from receiving derision from other native English speakers.
You purchased something from a website with the name 'fakewatchesomega.com? Don't you think that the fact that you were buying a FAKE watch should have been a clue that the people selling you the watch might not be the most scrupulous vendors on the web? Also by knowingly and willfully buying a FAKE Omega you are participating in a fraud being perpetrated against the company that makes and sells REAL Omega watches. You should consider yourself lucky that all you lost was $200. Imagine all of the money that the Omega company has lost because people like you are willing to engage in fraudulent transactions.
It is so painful to read of all of you who have been taken advantage of. I am so sorry for your troubles. What concerned me was that so many of you put so much personal information in the posts on this website. You shouldn't publish your person email account and you especially shouldn't publish your address! By posting such personal information you are setting yourself up to be taken advantage of again in some manner. Very often people who admit they were scammed are then contacted by unscrupulous companies or attorneys who "promise" to help them get their money back. It is just another scam, they will usually tell you that for a "fee" or "retainer" they will get you your money back. That is not how it works. A legitimate attorney does not contact you and solicit your business. Please keep this in mind in case you are contacted and made an offer of "assistance". Also, going forward, do not share your email and definitely don't share your address with anyone you don't know--and never post them in a public forum such as this. God Bless you all and I hope things get better for you.
To the person who posted as "Mixy Nichols": why are you posting using the name of a young elementary school girl who lives in Oregon?
