This is a clone of elegantstation.com, another counterfeiter out of Putian in China. If Ugg boots were originally sold at this site, they aren't any longer though you can still find them at the elegantstation.com version of the site.

About the only unusual thing about this one as Chinese sites go, is the relatively hign prices they're charging for fakes. High enough to fool people, maybe, into thinking these must be the real deal.

But there's no doubt about the phoniness of this one. At the time of writing it describes itself on the front page as "elegantstaion" - they can't even get the name of their other site right - and the email address at the end of the page is for a different site too, supersaleb2c.com, which is - surprise - another clone. And the FAQ page is blank, as are the About Us and Privacy Policy pages. Apparently they couldn't be bothered.

As a general rule, if you want to buy boots, go to a store that sells footwear. Anyone selling so-called ugg boots alongside a bunch of different types of products from manufacturers we all know to be widely copied - Juicy Couture, Ed Hardy, Christian Audigier, Louboutin and so on - has to be a wholesaler and these companies don't supply wholesalers, especially ones with offices in Beijing. This is a site that looks quite smart and convincing as long as you don't look at the details, but it's in the details that these people often come unstuck and that's where you should look in the future.

If you've been caught, though, don't be too hard on yourself. That's exactly what these sites are made to do, and they know us well enough to understand that we're only looking at the prices. These are traps that catch many, many people and you're certainly neither the first nor the last.