This company operates under a wide web of various names and identities. The key to know your will absolutely be defrauded is that they will only accept U.S.P.S. Money Orders. However I have been in touch with the Los Angeles Field Office of the FBI and utilising this method of payment to defraud consumers opens them to criminal interstate fraud liabilities.

They use numerous addresses including 175 E Lafayette, 138 E Lafayette and others. 138 E Lafayette is a Holiday Inn. Their watches in particular the Rolex Daytona is a cheap lightweight knock-off's from the streets of Hong Kong. Mine did not function whatsoever. The photos depiscted on their website are in fact direct opies from legitimate Rolex dealer sites. Then they superimpose their name over the top of the image to make it appear it is theirs.

I am pursing both internet fraud and fraud through interstate commerce charges against these "people".

Here is a life lesson...if you want a wtach that resembeles a Rolex, then save up and buy a real one, these things are cheap junk.

Bluefakes.com is dishonest. They advertise top grade Swiss watch replicas and charge a premium price, but instead, they send you a cheap Asian replica.

Their web site advertises that you will get a watch that no one will be able to tell it's a fake unless they open the back; but instead, they send you a watch that is extremely easy to tell it's a fake.

They advertise that if you're not satisfied, they will refund your money, but instead, they make it impossible to get your money back. If you try to return the bad fake, they give you a fake address in New York City to mail it to so your package can't be delivered. They rarely answer your calls but if they do, they promise to send you a new watch, then tell you they're transferring you to their shipping department and then they put you on hold and never come back. They never answer e-mails.

This we know from actual experience. Other users of Bluefakes.com have reported similar experiences and have posted their accounts to various web sites or forums.

If there is such a thing as an undetectable Swiss watch replica, Bluefakes.com either doesn't have it, or won't send it. We suspect there is no such thing as an undetectable Swiss watch replica, and that any web site that makes such a claim is running a scam to get you to pay hundreds more for a cheap fake that is not worth even a hundred dollars.

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You have been warned. If, after this warning, you choose to believe their web site, their fake testimonials, and their fake "replica watch web site review" sites, you only have yourself to blame when you get cheated out of your money for a cheap Asian replica or worse.

We have seen reports that Bluefakes.com is operated by the same people who operate other web sites claiming to sell top grade, undetectable Swiss watch replicas. We don't know that for certain, although it is a distinct possiblity. We would caution anyone from paying hundreds of dollars for a Swiss watch replica from any web site. If you value your money, never, ever buy from one of these sites unless they take credit cards. Never buy using COD (cash on delivery).

These guys are your classic rip off artist and they are proud off it. Did not get what I asked for. Calls go unanswered or to a call center. The physical address is a Pizza place who has never heard of Bluefakes.com
The address listed on their DBA (PWA) is a Korean shipping and parcel store who also has never heard of them. If you wonder about the address do a google map search and see what you see at street level. If it looks like bull, it probably is. Google list the business at that address.
When they do pick up the phone, they almost laugh at your request to exchange or refund your money. "Joe" and "Frank" are the fake fall back names.
Don't know how they don't get shut down. DO NOT use them. Do your research before you buy from ANY replica site. Check the BBB or web sites and make sure you can reach a person live or get an e-mail response before you order anything. If not, walk away.

I ORDER A TWO TONE BLUE FACE SUBMARINER GRADE 1 SOLID 18K GOLD AND PAID 765.00 COD.
WHEN I RECEIVED THE WATCH HAD A FRIEND CHECK IT OUT TO SEE IF THE GOLD WAS REAL! IT TURN OUT TO BE GOLD WRAP NOT SOLID, AND FOUND OUT IT WAS NOT A SWISS MOVEMENT.
THEN I CALLED BLUE FACE TO GET A REFUND OR A REPLACEMENT AND THEY TOLD ME TO CALL THIS WEDNESDAY. I CALLED AND THEY LAUGH AND HANG UP THE PHONE.
IF FOR SOME REASON KNOW ONE CONTACTS ME TO CORRECT THIS ISSUE I WILL HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO
FILE A FRAUD ALERT WITH THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU. THEN FILE A LAW SUITE IT IS NOT NICE TO MISLEAD PEOPLE WHO WORK SO HARD TO MAKE ENDS MEAT. YOU GUY'S ARE A SCAM...

I tried to buy two watches from this company using a credit card. They said their machine was broke and offered me a discount if I paid COD. I sent the money to them. I got the watches they looked good but neither of them worked. I tried emailing and calling several times and did not get a response. I finally called and got a person on the phone and asked how I could get warranty work done. He said someone would call me. That was 3 weeks ago. So needless to say I have two watches that do not work! These people are liars and scammers do not send them a penny! And don't even bother using your credit card their watches are crap!! Save your time, energy, and money. They should be in jail!