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gunzz
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has anyone heard of thecadeals.com ?

it seems like a scam site and i havent found anything on google to confirm this but several links looking

for this information as well.

any feedback on this site would be awesome.

ive read the thread on the slickdeals forum but it still doesnt help.

7/9/2008 9:08:00 AM

tsavla
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iphone unlocked with 12 months warranty, n95 for < 400$ unlocked

looks legit as fuck!!

7/9/2008 9:18:05 AM

gunzz
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yeah, the prices are...well lets say, too good to be true

7/9/2008 9:25:11 AM

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this doesn't look good....

http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&=&q=thecadeals&btnG=Google+Search

7/9/2008 9:25:11 AM

Drovkin
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I see absolutely no problem with this site.

7/9/2008 9:36:34 AM

quagmire02
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they're just eliminating the middle middle middle man, and saving you a few hundred bucks

seems legit to me

7/9/2008 1:38:41 PM

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Quote :
" This is currently the only payment method available to use on this order.

Offline payment"


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"PLEASE SAVE THIS PAYMENT INFORMATION:
We accept only a MoneyGram eMoney Transfer.

How I send MoneyGram?

OFFLINE

Step 1: Find a MoneyGram branch using Find Us -> http://www.moneygram.com/eFindUs/findUs.do
Step 2: Visit your MoneyGram branch, taking some personal identification (passport, driving license, national identity card or a government issued identification) with you.
Step 3: Complete a simple “send” form and hand this to the MoneyGram agent along with the money you want to send and the transfer fee.

Make Payable To Individual: Jessica Mani
Send To:
Receiver Name: Jessica Mani
Receiver's City: Ottawa
Receiver's State: Ontario
Receiver's Country: Canada

Step 4: After the payment, You will be given a Reference number. Simply fill in this CONFIRMATION FORM -> http://thecadeals.com/mgconfirm.php

Please do not forget to send confirmation! We can not process your order if you will not send confirmation!
Same day shipping(UPS Worldwide express) after reception money!
You will receive email notification once your order ships. Tracking information will be available at that time.
We will contact you if we need to obtain any additional information. "




YEP. that seems safe

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"BEWARE OF thecadeals.com aka The Ca Deals aka Mobileott.....I also wanted to purchase a Wii from them, but when the payment option was ONLY via money gram - HUGE RED FLAG.

Also, after perusing their site, there were lots of things that raised some questionmarks:

1. Read the "canned" feedbacks that THEY obviously posted on THEIR OWN site. RED FLAG. (It's plain to see they were all written by the same person.) RED FLAG

2. Read "About Us" link on their site... "thecadeals.com" aka parent company? "Mobileott, Inc."...try to google it - nothing comes up. Also notice they claim "James and Sandra Gross" are the owners...if so, then why is payment request made to "Nancy Stewart"? Wht not the company? Also read the text content...totally broken english, bad grammar, etc. RED FLAG.

3. They state "ALL of our products are brand new and boxed from official factories located in Japan, South Korea, Malaysia." They also state they "check ALL goods for problems, damage or playability issues before dispatch." (Whaaaaat?) Your going to open the brand new Wii I'm about to purchase and hook it up and test it. (Yeah...okay.)
RED FLAG.

4. They show a picture of a group of friendly-looking people, supposedly the staff? Below that is a pic supposedly of their facility, under which they state their address (173 Dalhousie Street, Ottawa, ON K1N 7C7, Canada) BUT they are sure to point out it will not show up on any Satellite Navigation system or maps. ???WHAAAT??? So I google the addy it brings up another company named "Maxsys" - which I called and they told me they have never heard of thecadeals.com OR Mobileott - AND the company that actually IS at the address (Maxsys), is a staffing company which takes up the entire premises - it is NOT a corporate building shared with any other company!
RED FLAG - RED FLAG - RED FLAG

5. Upon further delving...I found the domain was registered only in May of 2008. No info can be found on the internet on them at all. And the order confirmation and welcome email comes from a Russian server. RED FLAG

6. And when you try and call the 800 number, you get a message from a man with a heavy accent telling you to leave a message. ???
RED FLAG

All these little things add up to one message:
"BUYER BEWARE!!!!!! RED FLAG, RED FLAG!!!" "

7/9/2008 2:08:25 PM

Jrb599
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I would avoid it.

7/9/2008 2:41:42 PM

Mindstorm
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RED FLAG!

Haha...

Yeah though, couldn't be more sketchy.

7/9/2008 2:47:18 PM

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