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Lulu-lemononline.shop is a deceptive website that falsely represents itself as an official Lululemon outlet. By using the Lululemon brand’s logo, imagery, and text style, this site aims to mislead consumers into believing they are purchasing authentic Lululemon activewear at up to 80% off. The site promotes its products through Facebook ads, promising a “Factory Sale”

Servivity.com is a scam website masquerading as an official Lucy & Yak store, offering fake discounts of up to 90% off. The site illegitimately uses the Lucy & Yak brand name, logo, images, and text to deceive customers into believing they are purchasing genuine products at steep discounts. For example, the site lists items like

Goods-sporting.com is a fraudulent online store that misleads customers by unlawfully using the DICK’S Sporting Goods brand, including its logo, images, and text. The site promotes highly discounted products, such as sneakers styled after those worn by Taylor Swift, with prices marked down to as low as $19.99. These deals are advertised through Facebook ads,

Generostk.live is a scam website masquerading as a legitimate online store by unlawfully using the Amazon and Harbor Freight logos, along with their images and text. The site promotes incredibly low-priced deals on high-value items like electric bikes, claiming features such as “3 hours fast charging” and “140km range” along with a “5-year warranty” and

Holety.com is a scam website that falsely advertises electric bikes using the Amazon logo, images, and text to deceive customers into thinking they are dealing with a reputable seller. The website is part of a larger network of scam sites, indicated by its use of a template common among fraudulent online stores. The scam is

Niuedawt.com is a scam website posing as a legitimate Garmin retailer. It uses the Garmin brand, including its logo, product images, and texts, to falsely advertise a clearance special for the latest Garmin smart sports watches at an unbelievably low price of $29 each. The site claims this offer is to celebrate the opening of

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Yorefoot.com is a scam website masquerading as a legitimate online shoe store. It uses Facebook ads to attract customers with enticing offers such as “Buy 2 Pairs Get 10% Off” and “Free Shipping”, claiming to have the perfect, comfortable shoes for the whole family. The ads boast about the availability of sizes US 5-11 and