In recent years, millions have been scammed out of money, for clothing and other fashionable items, over the internet..The shops pop up, daily, on Facebook & Pinterest. The catchy names of the shops are intentionally changed, on a regular basis, to confuse and gain trust from a never-ending trail of trustful buyers. There are literally too many "new company" names to list. Photos of beautiful models and the stylish clothing that they are advertising/selling are most often stolen from legitimate designers and shops. Most of the catchy named stores are based in China &/or other Asian countries. The most notorious entity, with many shops online, are associated with CHICV International Holding Company in/or around Beijing, China. The negative reviews from the individual shops are mind blowing and true. Any good reviews seem to come from paid sources. 

The merchandise appears to be SO very beautifully made (because of the stolen photos), with fine materials (they lie about fabric content) and customers are inclined to buy because the prices that they offer their goods at are so ridiculously cheap. When buyers finally receive their goods, IF they ever do, the goods are highly inferior to what the consumer saw, online... The shops most often substitute fine, quality fabrics, for the very cheapest fabrics available. So, when the payment has processed, it’s oftentimes too late to cancel the order or to have any recourse.

Even if a customer attempts to cancel their order, the companies will wait & reply when the time period has passed for a "proper cancellation." 

IF the company ever returns a message, they will not negotiate a full refund but will instead promise a half price refund, if anything at all. Most never answer.

Shipping back to China always outweighs what the item was originally worth. 

A full investigation needs to be done on this entire billion dollar scam, which is targeting people around the world, who have a weakness for beautiful clothing & accessories.

These companies should not have access to trustworthy online transactions, thru PayPal or any other source.

Facebook and Pinterest should investigate and cull out e-commerce entities for the blatant illegal usage of fashion model photographs and original clothing designs. 

PLEASE help us to help stop this internet SCAMMERY!!!!

Only a partial list of some current online stores:

2SBest

Airydress – This scam site habitually steals photos from Lulu’s and attempts to pass them off as their own.

Annie Cloth

AreaLook

ArielAvenue – They have stolen photos AND scammed people by charging them for products they never actually bought.

Azbro

Balanla

Beachside Bunny

Beachsissi

Beaulite

BelleLily

Bellizo

BerryLook

BerryModa

Blongdays

Boho Beach Hut – Stole photos from Lulu’s and other retailers.

BohoLady

BohoFactory

Bonboho

BooBeauty – Stolen images from bloggers and other reputable stores.

Boots N Bag Heaven

Brielle & Co – Steals photos and deletes negative comments from people.

Callbeau

Carine

Charmeric

ChicBoho – I’ve added them to the list because they stole one of these photos from a blogger that features a dress from VICI, a reputable boutique, and used it on the front page of their website.

Chicbohodress

ChicHola

ChicKeep

Chiclila

ChicMe

ChicMolly

CHICNICO

ChicNora

ChicNowa

ChicPopo

ChicTale – Steals photos from bloggers.

Chicylook

Choco & Cream

Choies

Ckdress

Cichic

CICI lookshop

Colabingo

Comfyfree

Cucumoda

Cupseek

Dekorhea

Depway – Lots of stolen photos.

DressLily

Dresslim

DressLink

Dressshelike

DressTours

Ecochee (formerly known as Colabingo)

Elmily

EricDress

Eavah – Stolen photos from bloggers.

FairySeason

FancyWe

Fanysun

FashionMia

FloryDay

Shop FORGE – This photo was stolen from a blogger. It’s not actually a dress, but a top and maxi skirt paired together.

Fray – This photo was stolen from a blogger.

Girlish Avenue

Girlonstyle

Gracy Bee

HelloCloth

Hesimple

HeyJue

HiMrsCoco

IndieFit

Inslace

Jojocici

JollyChic

Joyshoetique

JudeDress

Jullymart

Jumia

JustFashionNow

KayaBop 

Kingsstart

LacieLara

Launiq

Lemonapparel

Lemonbaker

Lemonscoca

LilliGal

LinkShe

Liviane

LookDora

LooselyStore

Lopezdress

Loracmoon

Lukalula

LuluLike

LuluNina

Luula

Luvyle

Milanoo

Milk And Choco – Added to the list because they stole this photo from the Nordstrom website as well as other photos from popular bloggers.

MissArty

MissingBay

ModCurvy

ModFancy

Moditown

ModLily

ModMiss

Mollyca

MollyStylish

MolyPretty

Momnava

MookyBoutique

MyBestHoney

My Complete Boutique

MyLadyStar

Nananova

Narachic

NastyDress

Neobeau

NewChic

Noracora

Nossa Vida

NovaShe

Oasap

Oflike

Orsle – This picture advertising a jumpsuit was taken from a blogger’s Instagram page. The actual jumpsuit is available for sale at Revolve for a considerably higher price.

OShopLive – This “boutique” features the exact same product images as ChicBoho.

Perimiss

PickMyBoutique

PinkClassy

Pinkinshe

Pinsdaily_us

Popgirlmart – 

PopLuna

Popmira

PopPoly

Popzora

Romful

Rosegal

Roselinlin

RoseWholeSale

RoseWe

Rotita

Saletolady

SammyDress

Serengel 

Shecici

Sherop 

Soarswe

Souisee

StayBoho

StayingSummer – Stolen photos.

Streettide

StyleWe

Stylishmolly

Stylish Vovo

Summer Bring – Stole photos of this Lilly Pulitzer swimsuit and tried to pass it off as their own.

SunnyMeet

Swellshe

The Calibar Collection

TheStyleMode

Tidebuy

TopAbove

The Boho Boutique

TrendsGal

Villeio

Vivimuses

VeniDress – One of their dresses is being advertised with a stolen photo from this blogger’s Instagram. The actual dress is available at Forever 21.

VSChic – This dress they are advertising for $19 is actually a $158 dress by Eliza J sold at Nordstrom. I couldn’t find any reviews on them, as they appear to be relatively new, but many of their photos are stolen from other bloggers/websites.

Wanelo

Wish

Wotoba – Tons of stolen images.

YEEZIM – Has stolen images from several reputable online stores.

YOINS

YouKime – Tons of stolen images.

ZoeSweet

Zoyne