Bought the Beverly Hillbillies Complete Collection for $90.00. They sent me an email that claimed that there was something wrong with my credit card. Therefore, I sent them another credit card number and this card worked. After a couple of days, I was informed that the first card finally worked also. Now I have two sets of these DVDs that were obviously copied straight from the television, so fuzzy that you can't make out the facial features on the characters and commercials also. Now, all I want to do is send them back, but there's no phone number on their website and the mailing label is written in Japanese so I don't even have an address. They have a place to contact them using their website, but cannot get anyone to respond. DO NOT USE THESE GUYS!!! They are in business to rip people off!!! I'm out almost $200.00! I've learned a very valuable lesson: always check out a company before you buy.

Spent 50.93 on a BOX DVD SET OF BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON. Shows up on my
Western Union online paperless statement as "bestdvdseries" a false phone
number, and KN for Kansas. I tipped off the FBI and IC3 Internet Fraud Website.

https://complaint.ic3.gov IS now aware of this.

All I got was an email from Kim Weiss.

"Hi,

Thanks for your e-mail.

Please kindly note that we are not able to retrieve records of a successful order you have placed with us.

If you have been billed for this purchase, please let us know the date, exact amount, and merchant descriptor for the charge as it appears on your credit card statement, and we will check up on the status for you at once.

Regards,

Kim

Customer Support

TVDVDs"

I did submit all the information and I demanded a refund of the money
that was charged. The website itself has no address, and no phone number
to contact. Just a webform to submit to technical support or some support.
In effect a serious suspicious website that has all smoke and no fire. I may
never ever get my money back, but I want to tell the world that to be very
careful of online "toogoodtobetrue" websites. Always CHECK The contact us
section, or see if its an "aboutus" section. If the site has no quality control or
at least an OLD SCHOOL address, to contact and write snail mail, chances
are, it is a FRAUD!

FREE TIPS TO LOOK OUT FOR:

1. No physical address, or no physical phone number.

2. Everything is online only, no proper credentials or web host site.
(chances are, the business is operating on some phony IP address and
some hacker masking program tool, designed to confuse and slow down
legitimate IP traffic and header tool search base.)

2a: "If you get an email from the 'business' and its a 3rd or 4th party email,
and not the business email account say: [email protected]
chances are they are a scam, and phony, because all static ip addresses
and some businesses deploy a "HEADER INFO" on the ip address, and other
technical information about the company. Scam and phony operations
WILL NOT HAVE SUCH INFO and is designed to change the name of the
business, and be legitimate long enough to embezzle or steal your money
right out of your debit card! When some companies that use paypal or
Western Union catch on, the company goes off line, and a new business
pops up!" It will show up on the debit / credit card statment as a business
but be mindful of the information provided by that 'business' on your own
statement. Chances are, that business in question uses legitimate credit
or financial institutions to hide their money, and extract money right out
of your debit card!

3. Often times, the person contacting you, may have a gmail, or some other
than the business email account.

4. When you "google" the business and nothing but the website pops up, and
some complaints in the #1, 2, 3, and 4 slot, chances are, it is a fraud site!

I may never get my $50.93 back, and never get the item I ordered so STICK
with AMAZON, or other Reputable businesses that have a phone number to
go yell and scream at! LOL