I was scammed by Velmirafit
I was scammed by Velmirafit. They advertised a pack of 24 die cast model cars and I was sent a tiny image of each car. There were no die cast model cars. Do not do business with this company.
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I was scammed by Velmirafit. They advertised a pack of 24 die cast model cars and I was sent a tiny image of each car. There were no die cast model cars. Do not do business with this company.
OK. The current scam is an advert that suggests AI has an input into hoovering. It doesn’t of course. The current ad showing across social media suggests the portable hoover can suck up vast quantities of material into a small cavity container? It can’t. The whole ad is AI fakery and so are the claims of German engineering amongst all the lies in the rest of the ad too.
It takes some doing to find out much about the company. The web page is typical Chinese construct.
It is only when you start perusing the various information portals (in this case the Privacy Policy) that you discover it is in fact a Chinese based company.
Don’t waste your money.
YouTube threw up their video advertisement for their hand vacuum cleaner. How it was performing seemed ludicrously impossible. In one segment of what is obviously an AI generated video, it sucked up about a dozen 3 inch long French fries through a small nozzle in less than a second. I then did some digging and the indicators point to the fact that the operators are not legit. They offer a money-back guarantee and a lifetime warranty on the product. Good luck with that.
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