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Scam company, ordered a TV, they took my money and no answers to any emails that iv tried to send, getting on to the bank first thing Monday morning DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY THEY HAVE NOTHING TO SELL BUT TAKE YOUR MONEY!
This fraudulent website is using our residential address without our knowledge or permission. We have no connection with Appliance Yard.
A man turned up at our home expecting to collect a TV, having been given instructions via WhatsApp from “Appliance Yard”. We had arranged no such collection.
Other contact details listed on the website belong to an unrelated fish and chip shop.
We have reported the misuse of our address and the suspected fraudulent activity to Shopify and the relevant authorities.
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