Obviously prices are too good to be true but has anyone here seen this site before?
I haven't bought from them and I wont, but just thought i'd see what others on here think.
Is This LEGO Seller Site Legit? (I Highly Doubt It but Worth a Shot)
Ahbal on 04/07/2019 - 17:26
Last edited 04/07/2019 - 18:16 by 1 other user
Last edited 04/07/2019 - 18:16 by 1 other user
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yeh all i found was a local address but thats pretty much it.
Company Name
Panasonic Australia Pty Ltd
Office Location
1 Innovation Road, Macquarie Park, NSW 2113
Sounds absolutely legit!
lmao didnt see that…cheaper than lepin. Cant be legit
Absolute bargain. Broden it.
"probably safe"? but it says it was created 8 days ago, thats pretty sus in itself
Domain Creation Date - 9 Days Ago (2019-06-26)
This should be a massive red flag for a retail site. It's saying that the website has live been live for 9 days.
no paypal
.Its a scam….
Definitely fake, uk contact number in returns policy info, Aussie number in contact us info.
Spelling mistakes everywhere.
Too good to be true pricing.
Free dhl express delivery on orders over 60. Thats not commercially viable.
Steer clear
wouldnt be selling real Lego anyway.
The address is for the real Lego Australia
Tracking is fake!!!
Selling lego. And company address is lego office building.
Sounds legit.
/s
The phone and fax numbers are the same…lolll
Email address comes up in scam warning websites.
Some Malaysia company references here and there too.
One of the tabs on the homepage is 'LOGE HARD TO FINDS'…
Much Loge, much good
Our phone and fax number is the same and has always been the case. The fax machine is simply wired into the landline circuit and operates automatically.
Checking whois information is a little sketchy, SSL cert seems to come from cloudflare, don't think they're too expensive to get (sometimes free for a certain amount of time). Information seems to be obscured by PrivacyGuardian, while not a super bad thing, for a shopping website I'd imagine that information should be available (since you have it on your site as well).
Registrant Contact
Name: Domain Administrator
Organization: See PrivacyGuardian.org
Mailing Address: 1928 E. Highland Ave. Ste F104 PMB# 255, Phoenix AZ 85016 US
Phone: +1.3478717726
Email:[email protected]SSL expires 2020
The Privacy Policy seems to talk about "Lego AU" instead of "House Home of Brick" or "Toybon" or "Lego House!".
Still though, biggest flag is price as others have said, I guess $20 isn't much of a gamble, assuming they don't try to steal your information/address/card stuff etc. Personally I probably wouldn't do it (or I'd use a pre-paid visa card if they still exist). But the price just seems too cheap, I'd say nah.
ohh a good use then of the Ben and Jerry visa gift cards
I like how the discount symbol conveniently covers the area where Lego branding would be
I reverse image searched a couple of their logos and images, it's all pulled from the official website and promotional material.
I like that website theme. A search of ipaustralia.gov.au doesn't have any results for "home of the brick", "lego house", or "toybon". I don't know if recent trademarks are put up right away, but why is the site called toybon. This kit costs $1300 on Myer, but here it $24 https://www.toybon.com/lego-star-warsamp153-millennium-falco…
Anyone buys from that site is paying your IQ tax. LOL.
I'm not sure.
I clicked on their Informations page but only found a information.
Not enough to make conclusions… Not even one.