BuyGoods Reviews

This is on their policy site:3.4 As between You and BuyGoods, You shall be responsible for any fraudulent or unauthorized transactions made through the Site or Services, including, without limitation, unauthorized use of Your credit card or debit card.

I won't risk this.

There trying to see Weber grills a ridiculously low prices. I’m talking 4 burners plus 2 on each side for $109.00. Now if anyone ever checked the prices on Weber grills knows that price is way off. Be careful.

i think it's the same people their address is playstation.buygoods.site. they are selling games, consoles and psn cards for ridiculous prices. including a 100 dollar psn card for only 30. borderlands 3, a game that isn't even out yet for 39.99. a ps4 pro for 99.99. pretty sure they are a scam.

https://www.buygoods.com/terms

These are the terms and conditions can anyone explain term 3.4 which states

"3.4 As between You and BuyGoods, You shall be responsible for any fraudulent or unauthorized transactions made through the Site or Services, including, without limitation, unauthorized use of Your credit card or debit card."

Although it looked fake knowing that I opened the advertisement from a "CLICK TO DISCOVER THE REASON WHY HYPERTENSION MEDICATIONS ARE FAILING!!!" thing and after the ad you see this "BUY KNOW" orange box but I'm still disappointed that nearly everyone states it's fake. And you can make a good argument on why are there other buying options than directly entering your card info.

3Stars cause I haven't used the site so average.

Targetting people with long term medical conditions to scam them . Please DO NOT GO FOR THEM. WITHIN A SPACE OF 1 WEEK I WAS CHRGED 3 SEPARATE LOTS OF £60.55

you buy a product thinking you are paying for an ebook and then they email what they call a free ebook and before you know it they are taking money off. My case has been referred for criminal investigation.

They have this extremely convincing video about blood pressure and the miracle supplement to lower it naturally. I am desperate for a natural way to lower blood pressure and was a sucker and ordered the vitamins. Then magically i got a charge on my card for not just vitamins but an e-book. I requested a refund on their website and all of the sudden they began calling my number over and over and over again. Refunded me for the ebook, and 12 hours later charged me again, then refunded once again, then charged it to my card again! I had to contact my financial institution to get a new card number. Beware of this company.

If BuyGoods was a legitimate company they would accept PayPal.

This appeared on one of my searches when I was online with my iPhone. I watched

I called and the girl that answered did not seem to know what I was talking about. When I repeated Good Buys to correct eyesight she asked if I had downloaded the e book. I told her I was calling about that because it seemed all that was being offered was a book to tell you what to do and my understanding from the video is that he learned of hard to get fruit from the Aborigines.

She then said that all the ingredients needed can be bought at any grocery store. That was enough for me! I think this is just one more scam. I know there are some vitamins that can help keep your eyes healthier but I doubt there is anything from common fruits and veggies that will turn your vision around into 20/20 or correct glaucoma or macular problems. I'm not falling for it.

Any of these offers that have a LONG video that goes on and on are fake. If someone has something GOOD that works they can tell you in a short time.

The phone number given (302) 404-2568, is not a good number. I order by PayPal but that is not an option.

I ordered books to try and reverse diabetes. Since the day I ordered I have heard nothing. I tried emailing their customer support with no answer. I am so disgusted. Please if you want something and it takes you to buy goods for payment DON'T DO IT

Like all the other reviews, it's a scam!!!!!!!!!! Just read the "terms and agreement."

If it sounds too good to be true, it is! Plus why do they want people jumping through hoops just to get the ingredients they say will fix your eyesight 100%...oh they gotta make that money on books that say all these wonderful things about ingredients that'll fix your eyesight but there's no way to know unless we can try these ingredients ourselves but they want their money first on these books with the big secret inside! Sounds like a money scam to me! No thank you! Why can't people just be straight forward when selling a new product cause if they told you the ingredients first so people could try them and they actually worked, You know how many would buy all their books cause they'd want to know more about other treatments in his books since we'd be believers but I'm not buying crap just on his word! Nope, sounds like a scam 100%!

Despite being a regular purchaser online since Amazon started selling books, when I tried to purchase an item through buygoods.com, I got a message saying something like "we're sorry, but you've been flagged as possible fraud" and requiring me to send a copy of my government-issued ID and credit card to complete the transaction.

Since every anti-ID-fraud article I've ever read says never, NEVER do this, I did not comply.

There are plenty of legitimate sellers online, who needs to deal with these guys?

If you ever make and online purchase, and are directed to buygoods.com to complete payment, DON'T DO IT....

They will process your payment, but what they send you does not open, or is not what you paid for. Worse, their supposed '100% No Questions Asked Money Back Guarantee', is a farce, and they WILL cancel your order, but you will not get any of your money back.

They just keep your funds for themselves I guess

I receive hundreds of unsolicited emails every day advertising their products, despite the fact that I have never done business with them and never asked to be added to their mailing list.