adaptervendor.co.uk - is this a reliable store?

Did you pay via paypal?

Wouldn't touch them with a bargepole personally.

They sell over 122,000 adapters. The address is a flat?

There's no contact number.

A quick Google search suggests they use the London address as a fake/holding address. They are based in China and despatch from China.

They're slated on various review websites.

Claim from PayPal and be more careful buying online in future.

I suggested another member should consider avoiding this website three months ago.
I haven't changed my opinion.
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It may be prudent to actively seek to implement whatever payment method protection may be available to you, if any.

AndyRoyd03/02/2022 21:40

I suggested another member should consider avoiding this website three …I suggested another member should consider avoiding this website three months ago.I haven't changed my opinion.https://www.hotukdeals.com/comments/permalink/45846397It may be prudent to actively seek to implement whatever payment method protection may be available to you, if any.Read lessRead more

AndyRoyd - yes I've seen your earlier post and this rang some alarm bells for me, thanks for the warning.

And yes that residential London address looks ridiculous for this size of store when you look it up on Google Maps.

Thank you all for responding so quickly. I have paid via Paypal so I'm going to claim through the Buyer Protection.

I found another charger on Ebay, fingers crossed for my other purchase

Appreciate your help guys :-)

Magug03/02/2022 23:05

AndyRoyd - yes I've seen your earlier post and this rang some alarm bells …AndyRoyd - yes I've seen your earlier post and this rang some alarm bells for me, thanks for the warning.And yes that residential London address looks ridiculous for this size of store when you look it up on Google Maps.Thank you all for responding so quickly. I have paid via Paypal so I'm going to claim through the Buyer Protection.I found another charger on Ebay, fingers crossed for my other purchase Appreciate your help guys :-)Read lessRead more

If you funded the (non)purchase by card and want to turn the screw:
bypass the laughable PayPal Buyer Poortection and go straight to chargeback via your card issuer,
as doing so means the non-supplier will be hit with an additional £14 PP CB fee (assuming the non-supplier is still using the same PP account as when you donated the cash).

Will possibly (aka likely) have to wait the usual 14days (non)delivery timeframe whatever route you take,
as payment protection organisations have greater faith than victims that something may actually be delivered.

If your non-supplier turns out to be an almost-clever non-supplier you can expect to receive receipted delivery of something:
common substitute goods are costume jewellery or used toilet paper. Nice.

Hi, what is their London address (what road name?) i'm wondering if they also have a website with a very similar name - as I did an order last week.....