The skeletons of scams keep tumbling
out of cupboards of dropshipland.com every other day. The
site, belonging to the infamous Stephen Gibson of 69, Flixton Road, Manchester,
has claimed many victims among the buyer community. This site, one of the many
disreputable sites owned by Mr. Gibson, uses a mix of old and new strategies to
con buyers. People are lured into signing up and paying high registration fee, just
to get a peek at the promised dropshipping bounty. What they find instead, is
an unending chain of scam with no end in sight.
If you are a buyer wondering about the
credentials of this site, the following points should help make things clear.
You will know exactly where it stands, and how dangerous such sites are to
small businesses.
Tall
Promises
At some point in our lives, we all
fall for fake promises. What dropshipland
does is, it weaves an intricate network of lies and deceitful claims, so that
the buyer never knows that he or she is being conned. They tell you about the
advantages of dropshipping, and claim that you can start making money
straightaway once you sign up. After paying the fees, you realize that the site
is nowhere as good as it claimed to be. You would be lucky if you can come out
of the experience with the loss of just a few pounds.
Dropshipping has many advantages, but
that does not mean that the path to entrepreneurship is easy. You need to work
hard, and there is no way you can start earning money within a few hours of
setting up a website. Being a business owner is not that easy. If it were,
small businesses would not be failing at the astonishing rate of 90% today.
No
Supply Guarantees
If your customer is expecting a
product to be delivered without fail, how do you tell them that the promised
product will never be arriving? This is a dilemma faced by countless dropshipland members who have been
cheated. They trusted the site and undertook to sell products to customers only
to find that the site’s inventory is hardly ever updated; this is why
backordering is a common problem.
Buyers who have been scammed
on dropshipland believe that the “out of stock” excuse is a way to make buyers
pay more to access these products. No matter how much money you sink into the
site, you cannot ever hope to find the right products. The online list of
products is highly exaggerated, which is why you never seem to find the
products they promised before you signed up.
Zero
Tech Support
If you have problems with your
website, or want to ask for a refund, the cheats at dropshipland customer care
will never respond. Buyers have complained in their reviews that getting even
the most routine questions answered could take weeks. When it comes to things
that the site admin finds inconvenient, including pointed questions or request
for assistance, the customer care will merely shut you out.
Buyers, who fall into the dropshipland
trap, spend a lot of time in freeing themselves from it. If you want your
business to steer clear of a scam, don’t trust this retailer trap.
