Chinagrabber.com Review: Research on Its Scam, Products, Shipment Complaint Issues

Attractive products ads, free shipment promise, return warranty guarantee,ect.--that is what Chinagrabber.com provides for their custonmers. I have been thinking to replace my PDA phone, but after several click into Google, the disreputable reviews stop me from going on with Chinagrabber.com.

Is Chinagrabber another scammer?

There are thousands of people out there who believe they can buy cheap brand name electronics and textiles from the other side of the planet as easily as they go grocery shopping, and Chinagrabber.com take advantage of their illusion, with its name giving them an image that they can "grab" whatever they want at unbelievable prices from China; however, this is just a dumb get-rich-quick myth--Chinagrabber.com, from all the buzz on-line, we can judge that it is almost a scammer, by sending you the doesn't-work products, delaying shipment, or distorting the return policy.

Free shipment &Delayed shipment

Chinagrabber.com vows that ALL products on site have free shipping WORLDWIDE, retail orders delivered in 10-18 days while wholesale orders in 7-10 days. But the fact is, they will either delay the shipment or just don't send the products to you or just claims that your order has been retained by the custom--buyers are responsible for any duties/ import taxes.

Beware: You can never buy what you want from Chinagrabber.com--products and sales service

 The Chinagrabber.com web site looks pretty great:

well designed page layout stuffed with clear colorful pictures and dynamic ads banners; however, you can never buy what they show you on site. Multifunctional watches? Cheap smart phones? All at lowest price? All that words are just describing another get-rich-quick myth. In reality, the multifunctional watches are always disfunctional, the smart phones always turn out to be too dumb to receive massages. At this point. you must be thinking about their return policy, which has1 month functional warranty and 3 month manufacturer's warranty, whereas you may really get a new one, you would suffer from the worst after-sales service in your life. How about fielding the charge back as the last resort t then? But without real address and company responsible for that issue, since they use WHOIS protection and  proxy domain, you can not find the respondent.

Safe payment term？

Chinagrabber accept Paypal worldwide, which sounds reasonable and safe for buyers. For US buyers, they have another option-- bank transfer. The seller said it is for buyers convenience, but watch out, that may be a bait. I have heard a dozen of pay-for-nothing complaint issues on forums. The buyers have almost the same experience: purchase a product, was required to pay by bank transfer, and after several satisfying deals, Chinagrabber rid of their money and retain their order with no reasons.

Conclusion

Never believe in the "the latest product, the lowest price" myth, just as Chinagrabber.com asserts. You always take a risk when you deal with suppliers on-line. Let you sensibility lead your way, collect enough information, open your eyes to search for your deals, and never accept bank or wire transfer, then you won't be "grabbed" by suppliers such like Chinagrabber.com.

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