Beijing's Haidian District Consumers' Association has exposed 29 online shopping websites that have allegedly cheated consumers by not delivering the goods the sell.

The 29 websites are www.lusen.net.cn, www.yr988.com, www.gowu99.com, www.rc868.com, www.blbl168.com, www.zy10086.com, www.gouwujie888.com, www.xxwsgwzx.com, www.yy3d.cn, www.jx3366.com, www.qqhhwang.com, www.jinghongjt.com, www.aigosm.com, www.622188.com, www.huifengjt.com, www.92788.com, www.kkhwj.com.cn, www.39617.com, www.keyiit.com, www.ok13088.com, www.xinhang3c.com, www.ehay.com.cn, www.it8989.com, www.100lego.com, www.feiren58.com, www.dx010.net, Zhongqi Group (website not available), www.zrrsoft.bcmm.cn and www.xacdma.com. Most of them are said to be electronics sellers.

Haidian District Consumers' Association says they have received over a hundred complaints on online shopping fraud in recent years. The Association says these websites usually offer a discount of 40%-60% for goods to lure consumers, but refuse to deliver goods to the consumers after receiving the money. As these cheaters use fake websites, consumers can't find them when they realize they have been cheated.

HDCA says these 29 websites are those that have received the most complaints.

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9 Responses to “29 Online Shopping Websites Exposed For Illegal Dealings”

1. By 17sistah – October 26th, 2007 at 7:51 am

   Finally the chinese government has done something about this!

   I lost money on china website before. be careful what you buy people!

2. By Adrian – November 27th, 2007 at 9:12 pm

   Is Putian Lizhi Trade Co., Ltd is a Scam or not. Can you please relate me to some good honest suppliers please

3. By Kathleen – November 28th, 2007 at 11:42 pm

   Hi! I taught in Putian for a few years, so I am familiar with some of the honest trade people there. There is a man named Miller Peng who can supply you with shoes, clothes,handbags etc. I am not certain what you are looking for. His written english is OK. His spoken english is good. His email address is miller.peng@gmail.com

   Good luck!

4. By leonard sexton – January 13th, 2008 at 12:29 am

   is bjceo a registered company

5. By corine – January 24th, 2008 at 8:36 pm

   hi,
   I bought mobile for 510 $ + 50 $ for the western union on the web sit ebuy@joycn. the mobile was never arrived and the web site is close.I've learn that this site was called dgecc and that he change of name more than 6 time (that what I know).I want that this person be arest and that receve my money . what can I do for that?
   Tank you for your answer

6. By albertjames – September 8th, 2008 at 9:22 pm

   As explained in the study, many websites that aren’t merchant owned are popping up on the Web and offering information to consumers regarding certain products and services. Unfortunately, since these sites are owned by third parties in regards to the consumer-merchant relationship, they put forth a whole new legal debate as to the amount of protection that is to be given to consumers who bought goods under the counsel of these “third party sites”.
   ———–
   albertjames
   Buzz Marketing

7. By Ken Gardner – December 13th, 2008 at 6:49 am

   The below company takes your money but never sends the product you order. It's a pure 100% fraud.

   IBVCN.COM
   Ibv Electronics Import & Export Trading Co., Ltd ICP???B2?05011298?

   Company:Ibv Electronics Import & Export Trading Co., Ltd
   Address:2A-19-08 JingDu International, NO. 26, JiuXianQiao Road, ChaoYang District, Beijing China
   Postal code:100016
   Mail:ibvcn@hotmail.com MSN:ibvcn@msn.com
   The web site is ibvcn.com

   If anyone knows how to stop them, because they are still in business let me know.

8. By Anirudh Goyal – December 19th, 2008 at 4:26 pm

   Hi

   I was unaware of this fraud earlier and I transfered money to buy a mobile phone. After I made the transfer they wanted some proof that i had done it so i sent them a receipt of it. After that they stopped responding to my mails and the online sales representative would never reply to my messages.

   My mobile phone never arrived.

   Is there no any anti-fraud organization in China to put an end to this?

9. By Kamal – December 26th, 2008 at 12:27 am

   I have been tracking over "whois Domain " the person name who the one registered for this website.
   Below is the record :

   Whois Record

   Domain name: ibvcn.com

   Registrant Contact:
   Liu hongzhang
   hongzhang Liu
   +86.1081619256 fax: +86.1081619256
   bejing province
   bejing Beijing 100016
   cn

   Administrative Contact:
   hongzhang Liu
   +86.1081619256 fax: +86.1081619256
   bejing province
   bejing Beijing 100016
   cn

   Technical Contact:
   hongzhang Liu
   +86.1081619256 fax: +86.1081619256
   bejing province
   bejing Beijing 100016
   cn

   Billing Contact:
   hongzhang Liu
   +86.1081619256 fax: +86.1081619256
   bejing province
   bejing Beijing 100016
   cn

   DNS:
   ns1.4everdns.com
   ns2.4everdns.com

   Created: 2008-10-13
   Expires: 2009-10-13

   Hope this information can help to stop website fraud.

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