Scam jetski website?

[SN.VS]

Has anyone had any experience buying anything off the sportjetskicompany.com website? They seem to have great deals on parts and even entire skiis. I’m getting a weird feeling it’s a scam but their prices a pretty tempting.

 

[Quinc]

this is normally a bad sign:

 

[mthomps]

Dude....

The website has "company" in the url. 2 seconds typing in "sportjetskicompany" in to google shows all the top results are 'is this a scam' site websites of form letters.

Its like trying to buy gatorade from megabasketballdrink.com

Run. Or buy the 400 dollar waveraider they scraped from a real ad and see how it goes.

 

[TheBuzzard]

Just ask them if they take PayPal goods and services if you add the fees. If they demands friends and family, it's a scam.

 

[SN.VS]

Haha yeah I thought you guys would agree. Just making sure I’m not missing out on a rickter for only 8k and 80$ shipping. I guess it’s true what they say “if it looks too good to be true it, then it definitely is”


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[DylanS]

Glad you guys think it’s a scam more 4k RTR rickters for me !

 

[SUPERJET-113]

No phone number on the contact us page. I google searched a pic of a SXR they had for $3200, it came back with a exact match from a personal add that a guy had for that ski for $6800.
Im sick of these scam sites wasting my time..lol

 

[SXIPro]

I’m still waiting on my damn case of Gatorade.

 

[smoofers]

Yes.... totally legit way to do business.

 

[DylanS]

I for sure need to browse the “Thruster” category lol

 

[mthomps]

Weird. I tried to buy a 22 superjet for 6k and it immedietley asked me if i moan while wiping. After clicking yes the website redirected me to a rainbow jpeg. Its def a scam site

 

[mthomps]

No phone number on the contact us page. I google searched a pic of a SXR they had for $3200, it came back with a exact match from a personal add that a guy had for that ski for $6800.
Im sick of these scam sites wasting my time..lol

Yeah. So this is what these pieces of crap do. They find generic open source wbsite templates and exploit them by putting uo generic pics of whatever market sector they want to exploit. They run software to fill in the blanks by using real ads of real people selling their junk to scrape the content and the software is smart enough to put it in the right field entry and do the rest. They will steal a bit of money then just start over again. The urls are cheap. No legitement business operates under "JensbakingYesUbuy.com". The people that do this have no souls and base their "business model" on clicks

 

[SUPERJET-113]

Right on... Its like that with any item nowadays. You do a quick search, then probably 10-15% of the hits are your item but with a REAL low price and leads to a scam website. Thats what I meant by wasting my time.