Showing posts with label multizoneav scam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multizoneav scam. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 July 2011

Scammed by MultizoneAV.eu - What Can I do?

This is the statement from the real MultizoneAV.com

I am sorry to inform you that the goods have not been ordered from our company. I would advise that you contact the company you have ordered from which would be Multizoneav.eu and not us.

We do not believe that multizoneav.eu is a genuine company, due to other customers contacting us with enquiries such as yours. We have reported this matter to both the Police and Trading Standards and it is being investigated by them. We would urge you to contact your local Trading Standards, the Police and the Action Fraud Team on 03001232040.

Tuesday, 19 July 2011

Payments to MultizoneAV.eu/MultizoneAV.net/MultizoneAV.info via UKcash

UKash have posted an alert on their website warning about the scam being carried out by MultizoneAV.eu, MultizoneAV.net and MultizoneAV.info. They are unrelated to the genuine UK company MultizoneAV.com and are trying to confuse shoppers by association with their good name.

UKash vouchers are not a valid form of payment to MultizoneAV.eu/MultizoneAV.net/MultizoneAV.info and they advise not to send any money to this company as you will lose it.

http://www.ukash.com/uk/en/alerts/multizoneav-not-a-ukash-merchant---do-not-send-them-ukash.aspx

Stay safe and avoid being scammed by MultizoneAV.eu/MultizoneAV.net/MultizoneAV.info

Wednesday, 13 July 2011

MultiZoneAV Electronics Review - How to avoid the scam to con you out of money

We have recently become aware of a scam using the name of legitimate UK company MultiZone AV. The real company website is http://www.multizoneav.com/ and the Scam site is multizoneav.eu and multizoneav.net

MultiZone AV the legitimate UK based company have nothing to do with the scam multizoneav site using their name.The giveaway on the multizoneav scam site is that the prices are just too good to be true. It is just not possible to buy brand new Canon 5D Mark 2 cameras for £865, or with the 5% Multi Zone AV discount for £821. Canon cannot even make them for this price let alone sell them on.

The scam multizoneav also does not accept credit card payments and gives a variety of unusual payment methods; all of these are ways to take your money without trace and with no comeback to you. They claim that they can offer reduced prices without taxes, check how much you can buy a tax free item from Hong Kong and it is around the 15% below the UK price without VAT.

multizoneav scam can charge such low prices because they will never have to supply you the goods - all they want is your money and you will not get anything in return.

Please do not fall for this scam - contact the real Multi Zone AV for confirmation of the scam that is being run using their name. They have also put out a press release to alert consumers to the scam using the multizoneav name. You can see the press release here

http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/multizoneav-passing-off-201107081274.htm