Interesting. I did not complete my order (by paying) with invies.com but I recieved 3 emails. One email confirming my order and giving me a link back to their website to pay. I am extremely suspicious of a company that only accepts Play Staion Codes as payment. This email states I can pay with VISA etc
Also, I checked out their FAQ and watched the video of why we should pay using Play Station or Amazon. I clicked on the Amazon video and it stated it had been removed because of copyright (i think) issues.
Not willing to take a chance on this mystery company
I am doing the same thing you are. I was about to check out on Invies and told to go to Amazon to buy the PSN 50 gift card. Then I searched for an answer on Amazon as if the card could be used on Invies. NOPE. What the heck. I feel scammed and I also received the emails that said I ordered with an order number. Thats messed up! Irritated
I also did NOT pay but contacted Amazon. They emailed the below response after they "researched" the question:
Hello Rick,
I have looked into the website you were inquiring about invies.com and I have found this site to be fraudulent.
With websites that use Checkout By Amazon the only time you would have to enter in your information would be through Amazon's secure servers, where this website requires you to fill out a long form before you can proceed to check out.
I have also found that this website requests payments to be made in the form of Play Station Network cards. This is not an accepted payment method on Amazon.com or Amazon Payments and any Play Station Network cards that are purchased on Amazon's website for a transaction with this website or other fraudulent website will not be refundable nor will any transaction using the Play Station Network cards be covered by Amazon's A-Z guarantee.
On November 11th 2014 I bought a blender and paid through Amazon for a game card as payment.....Received e-mails like the other people on this site....Invies would not return my e-mails...Finally no product had been received......I contacted Amazon. Amazon could not help me but gave me the number for Sony.....I contacted Sony and explained how I had been scammed........I gave them the game code and they checked it had been activated on the 18th.......They would not give me any more information......I spoke with a superviser at Sony and had him cancel the game code so that who ever had it could not use it any more.........They are going to investigate this and get back to me.....I received another phone call from Amazon and they are going to post something on their site in regards to this type of scam.......Hope this helps some people avoid this type of inconvenience.......Thanks
Has items listed for quite cheap, but and says on the website that they accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and AMEX. However, once you put in all your info and submit the order, a new pop-up opens instructing you to go buy PSN codes in $50 increments from Amazon.com, which you'll have to then submit and MIRACULOUSLY your item will ship to you. Righhhhhtttttttttttt.....there's absolutely no contact info at all.
My client's order was not received . They want you to pay with $50.00 PlayStation codes, meaning you go to Amazon, purchase as many $50 codes to cover your order, then forward the codes to Invies.com and wait for your order to be shipped in two days, allegedly.
The company is not in Aurora, CO as claiming, they are in Russia and use an address in Germany and Switzerland.
Anytime an internet merchant is asking you to pay with any other than a credit card or PP, do not. Is most probably a scam
Ordered a watch November 9, 2014 and went through the process like INVIES required, go to Amazon and buy $50 PSN game code. Gave them the code and got several emails that the order was pending, then processed, then eventually (supposedly) shipped November 12. Here it is November 25 and NOTHING!!!! All of a sudden the emails stopped and I can't get in contact with INVIES!!!!! BUYER BEWARE!!!!
I ordered from Invies.com on Nov 1 and got an email showing how to pay with Playstation codes immediately. I was a little skepitical and did some quick research. There were no scam reports and everything looked legit.
I got a reminder email that my order was still pending. So I went and made my purchase. I got an email on Nov 8 saying that the order was shipping soon.
Then on Nov 10th got another email saying it had been shipped and to expect it Nov 12-13.
When the order hadn't arrived by Nov 17th I replied to there email, telling them that the order had not arrived and could I have a tracking Number.
Today is Nov 20th and I haven't gotten a response back or a package. I started doing research and now see that everyone is getting scammed. I sent an email to the registered owner: Zachary Pilcher at askiing him about my order.
I am now sending a abuse report to GoDaddy.com who host this scam site. My playstation codes have been activated so I can't even use them.
Who are they? Most likely foreign country working angle.
Look at the site and try to figure out who and they are where they are located. Going from page to page to page you will not find any clue, There also is this girl on youtube talking about her "product" there are 4 "testimonials" and they all have almost the exact same script. "I ordered my product and it came quick and as described. No problems. Thanks invites.com" or some minor variation of it. Since the company is posting the testimonials they are obvious fakes.
After reading many other reported experiences about invies.com, I felt compelled to offer my own account. This is a totally bogus company. I had the very same experience as described by other reports ... ordered incredibly low-priced merchandise (mine was 2 Whirlpool Wispure air purifiers @ $50 each) paid via amazon P50 credits. Order acknowledgement (with NO confirmation or tracking numbers). Notice of approximate shipping dates and then POOF! The same disappearing act. I offer this suggestion: file a report with: stopfraud.gov/report.html. I did and received an acknowkedgement within 48 hours. If enough people file complaints, there's a chance these thieves will be pursued by the appropriate governmental agency.
Found a portable ice maker much cheaper through Invies.com. Order on December 2. Order was supposed processed and would be delivered Dec. 8-11. Had to pay through an Amazon code.
Replies to email came back undeliverable. Now the website is unavailble. Website is through GoDaddy.com. Contacted them but they must have a court order to release info about who has this site.
I was on Calibex.com site and found good deal on item. Clicked on Invies.com., to veiw and read about item, placed order and received e-mail back from Invies.com.. Paid money for playstation card on e-bay in order to complete transaction. Received 2nd e-mail confirming payment, then 3rd e-mail saying they shipped. I e-mailed for shipping info and numbers, have not heard or received anything. Social media says this place big ripoff. Tried to contact Calibex.com to ask why this site was on their search engine, but could find no way to contact Calibex. If someone knows how please post.
I was searching for a great deal for a camera the internet and came across this website called Invies.com. They seemed to have hundreds of products for sale at good/great prices, then I came across the camera I wanted and it was listed for $50. I selected the camera for purchase. A pop-up window came up and I was told to go to Amazon and purchase a $50 gift code, I thought this was unusal but proceeded anyway thinking this camera was typically $500 and they may have accidently made a typing mistake and I might get lucky and the purchase would go through. I purchased the gift code and put in the code at invies.com. I even received a confirmation that my purchase was shipped however, there was no contact info. What seems to be too good to be true, often is. I never received the camera i ordered.
I should have known better, but I was taken just like many others. First off, the price was too good to be true. Next, payment by going to Amazon to purchase a gift card should set off red flags too.
Upon placing my order a received a confirmation that the order had been placed (Nov 23rd). Shortly thereafter, I received a notice stating that my order had been shipped (Nov 29th). It took 6 days for the order to process, for some strange reason! The email said that the order would be delivered by Dec 2nd. I still don't have it. I have sent numerous emails with no response. There is no phone number to call either. I hope that these crooks get what's coming to them.
I was scammed as well. If I would of just followed my Mother's saying. If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. I would think Amazon would put a stop to this somehow. When I saw Amazon, I knew this had to be reputable due to their outstanding reputation. Invies is using them to scam us all.
I also was naive enough to make a purchase on this site and never recieved the items I purchased and now do not expect them. It is really sad that people would do this especially around the holidays. My order was presents for my kids and now I have to go and purchase something else. While I can absorb the loss there are alot of individuals that cannot at this time of the year.It is going to ruin some peoples christmas. I wish there was some kind of recourse we could take but sadly there is not. You can call Amazon , Sony, godaddy ect but I do not see how they can really help. They do not tell you order is shipped until the code is activitaed and by then too late. As you paid for the codes through Amazon and recieved what you purchased through them really no way to get it back. DO NOT ORDER FROM THIS SITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Purchased 50 dollar sony playstation card from amazon to pay for a Yamaha YPG-235 76 key portable grand piano premium pack on 30 Nov 2014 received email saying payment was confirmed and item was shipped and would arrive between 7 and 10 Dec 2014 it is now 16 Dec and item has not been received yet.
I ordered a free standing mixer on Dec 1st from Invites.com and they told me it should arrive by Dec 8 - 11.
When I did not received my Dec 12th I tried to notify to find out when I could recieve my mixer, as it was a Christimas Present for my sister, but after responding the their email address - Invies.com - my message failed.
Then I started looking on the internet for Invies information or phone number but there wasn't anything, then I came across the "Rip Off Report" from other people who had been ripped of from Invies.com.
They asked me to pay through Amazon.Com using voucher numbers. Couldn't figure that out for awhile then I did. Payed Amazon with a credit card, now I'm out $50.00.
IF IT SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE IT ALWAYS IS. INVIES .COM IS A SCAM. PROBABLY THE BEST ONLINE SCAM I HAVE SEEN SO FAR. I WAS TAKEN FOR $50, BUT NOONE TO BLAME BUT MYSELF. I DO HOPE SOMEONE GETS CAUGHT AND THAT AMAZON PUTS A WARNING ON THEIR WEBSITE.
Found a ad on the internet looking for a cheap washer the ad was for invies.com I went on the site it listed a washer for washer for 49.00 dollars. I was told to purchase a amazon gift card for 50.00 dols. I had to give them the code to purchase the washer .they sent purchase confirmation and confirmation number then email it was being shipped. the person used the name sophia in communication. I never received the washer. several times i sent email and messages in my account i received no response.I used a credit card to purchase a play statiion amazon gift card.
I bought an aparntment/travel tailer washing machine that goes in or near the sink. Delivery date was between the 9th and 12th of dec. Its now the 15th. Went to email support at [email protected] and it bounced back. Went to the website and its down. Being disabled it took me 4 months to save the 50.00 for the machine and its not arrived and now i need to save up again. Being on a limited income, this machine would have saved me an avarage of 22.00 a month at the laundry mat. I know its not a whole lot, but for me it is. I bought the machine using the playstation purchess on amazon which i now found out it was a total scam
Ordeered camera on NOvember 29th, Deliveery was to have occurred between Dec 6th and Dec 9th. Camera did not arrive and attempts to communicate with them have failed. Below is an email related to shopping from the, Today emails to their support could not be delivered.
Just add me to the long line of dopes that were ripped off by this guy. Doesn't anybody find out where this guy is operating from and put him in jail. Heck if it's that easy to steal from good people without haveing to answer to anyone maybe I should build a site, site back and collect the thousands a day this jerk must be enjoying. Nice work FBI/FTC
I searched amazon.com for a mixer. Invies.com showed a mixer for $50. After placing order i was sent an email to finish the order pay with a play station card purchased on amazon.com Stupid me did it. Received confirmation of payment and a shipment date. I have no recieved the mixer and they will not answer emails. Im so thankful I only bought one instead of two. Stay away from invies.com. To good to be true?. Yes!, I'm out $50.00.
They should give you the option of ZERO stars....anyway, I too got scammed... I have made a TON of phone calls and inquires... got advice from the authorities and everyone was quite helpful...EXCEPT for SONY.....here is the EXACT, UNALTERED transcript... The man was so rude to DISCONNECT on me as I was in the middle of typing, even though I had made it PERFECTLY CLEAR that I had the police with me at the time.... I AM ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED to have been treated like this!!!! GoDaddy, Amazon.com and all the other places I spoke with were quite helpful and understanding regarding the situation... NOT SONY!!!!! here it is after waiting on the computer over 2 hours.... there was no phone service Sunday, Dec 14, 2014 at 10:30pm EST, ONLY live typing...and for the record... during my 2 hour wait, I had typed everything out on a scrap and was able to just cut and paste to speed things up....
Mario: Hello, My name is Mario how may I assist you today?
You: yes...hello
You: Hello, my name is Jennifer… and I have just found out tonight that there is a MAJOR scam going on with SONY PS points being sold on AMAZON to pay for things “purchased" on www.invies.com … Invies.com has and is currently scamming 10’s of thousands of people out of their hard earned money using these playstation points to do so…. I purchased a voucher 7BEJL9NQ6EBQ on December 1, 2014 through Amazon.com…The police I have spoken to, as well as Amazon.com suggested that I call SONY to ask if there is any way of tracking who used my voucher so that we can find them and charge them…their website is based out of Malaysia according to Go-daddy… who I also spoke to tonight as well….someone from scamorg.com wrote this...The domain is registered with Godaddy.com, and is hosted on two servers in China. The registrant company is located in Malaysia. The email address of registrant is [email protected] and The company is not in Aurora, CO as claiming, they are in Russia and use an address in Germany and Switzerland…..there are THOUSANDS of people getting stolen from by these POND SUCKERS and this information NEEDS to go on the NEWS so others may not fall victim to this SCAM…….Please let me know if you have a way to trace who indeed used my voucher…I am BEYOND ANGRY…and so are a ton of other people that are posting all over youtube, yahoo, scamadvisor.com, scamorg.com, and similar websites.... please help….I WANT MY MONEY BACK AND THESE SICK PEOPLE STOPPED!! I want to know IF and WHEN my voucher I mentioned has been activated… and if so, can it be cancelled and would I be able to give my son another code so at least I can give him THAT for Christmas, since I got screwed out of what I thought I was getting? Thank you….
Mario: I do apologize for the inconvenience. I´ll be happy to help you! Let me gather some information first to assist you better. May I please have the following?
• Online ID (Gamer Tag)
• Sign in ID (Associated Email)
You: i have no idea what that means
Mario: Well firstly my apologize for this inconvenience but let me share some information. We do not create the code for this content and also we are not allowed to track any code for content as well. My best recommendation is that you have to contact to the developer of the game. for further assistance.
You: WHAT???? You did NOT READ what I wrote!
You: GET ME A SUPERVISOR PLEASE...
You: THIS IS INVOLVING SERIOUS CRIMINAL ACTIVITY..... NOT A GAME???
Mario: My apologize for this inconvenience but there is not escalation over the chat support. I f you want to talk with the manager/supervisor you should contact us over the phone for further assistance.
Mario: Phone support is available at 1-800-345-7669 and our hours of operation are:
8:00AM to 8:00PM Pacific Time, Monday-Friday
7:00AM to 7:00PM Saturday.
You: I NEED SOMEONE NOW>>>> I HAVE THE POLICE WAITING
Mario: Unfortunately, it appears I am not able to assist you with your request today. I will be disconnecting this chat session. Thanks for contacting PlayStation.
You: YOU can not be serious
Mario: Thank you very much for contacting us. Have a great rest of the day.
I got taken for $50 just like everyone else on this site
I bought the $50 card and got nothing in return. It was for Christmas. The people running this site are scammers and bottom feeders with no heart and no regrets. It was a huge chunk of my Christmas budget and because of their scam, my loved ones will be going without.
Website "sells" products, payment to company is made with Playstation credits purchased through Amazon and the product is never received. My emails to Invies go unanswered. Complete scam!!!!
Well, I guess I was desparate for a cheap computer. Everything in my soul said dont order, I guess I was just fliltering the need for 2 inexpensive computers for my kids. They were high end or even new models so I thought it was reasonable that they would sell them for 50.00 each. Its almost a month now and they wont email back in regards to item not received, tracking etc. Cant say I wasnt warned by this site. The bad is on me now Im out 100.00. Ill post if I actually received the items.
Company places product adds at discounted prices on web sites such as Bizrate .com, adds are identical to other adds of reputable companies for identical products. When I placed my order and selected credit card payment I was redirected to instructions that payment must be made thru Play Station Creit Numbers, they provided a link to Amazon .com where I purchased a $50.00 credit number. I entered that number in the appropriate block on the order form and submitted. I receive notification that payment was receive and to expect delivery by 2 Dec. When delivery did not occur by 7 Dec I began sending inquires to [email protected]. No reply has been received. Isearced the web for scam alerts about this company and found this page. I also wrote to Amazon and requested the alert customers not to purchase Play Station Credits for anything other than Play Station products.
My wife placed an order with invies for luggage. The price was (after discount) $50. Upon the completion of online billing (with a prominently displayed credit card logo) she received Email instructions to purchase (non-refundable) playstation codes. Upon reciving the confirmation code, the order with their company would be processed.
This technique is an internet scam, and is, (completely illegal), also mail fraud. Customers rarely get anything for rheir money, and tracing their order is almost impossible!
$50 is not going to end world hunger, but, i contacted the Colorado Attorney General's office and filed a formal complaint.
I am sure that boyh Amazon.com, the card company (visa) as well as playstation, are not going to do much to prevent this scam from happening.
WORD FOR THE WISE? If you are redirected to another website after completing an online form, or redirected to purchase ANYTHING, other than the goods that you want, be advised that it is possibly a scam!
I ordered Android tablets as Christmas gifts for my kids on 11/28/14 here we are 12/10/14 and I still have not received my items I got through email was in email saying that my items have been shipped off I did not get no tracking number no nothing I sent out more than 4 to 5 emails asking for someone from the support system or customer care to contact me and let me know what was going on with my items, and here we are and I still have not got an email from anyone. so now I feel like I just paid for an item to Amazon for a PlayStation card and I don't even think I'm getting my items
Bought play station code just like everyone else and got ripped off. Contacted the BBB before I bought code but they stated that they had no complaints of them on record so I purchased the code. BBB should have been on this one a lot faster than they was.
As always, IF IT SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, IT USUALLY IS. Ordered an Anuschka purse at an outrageous low price. Received confirmation of shipment, never received. No reply to emails, even the ones where I said I am going to the police on the issue. Don't waste your valuable time and money.
I bought a product on november 8th and it has not arrived yet (dec 5th)! They dont reply messages, the phone doesnt work. Just Nothing. I was making researches and found out the ip # is in Malaysia, and I alsl found another telephone number which they dont provide at the website!1 855-771-4028, I called today, somebody answered and told me that the person wasnt there. So I hope They call me back!!
purchased a product found on google shopping. Read a positive review or two and a couple of YouTube videos (also positive). Ordered the product using the ps credits. Even got a reply back from their support when asked if the product would arrive before now 19th and was told that it would...it didn't. Support has not contacted me after repeated emails...and i now don't expect them to. Avoid the site! It's a scam.
Invies is a scam. I tried to buy an item and was directed on how to pay with a Playstation gift card. Yea, right! I sent an inquisitive email and have received no reply. They are a ripoff. Don't get fooled!
Same story. Paid with ps2 code, received email item had shipped and 2 weeks later no item and no response from customer service. Do not order from them. I feel pretty stupid right now. Why can't they be shut down?
Ordered two items from invies on October 30, received email confirmations for order, payment, processing, and shipping with no tracking number given. Email confirmation for shipping reported my stuff would be delivered by November 12.
On November 20 I sent an email requesting tracking information or a refund. I have received neither a refund, tracking information, nor my two items by today November 30, 2014. I made the purchase through Google shopping, after checkng Better Business Bureau, and any ripoff or scam facts. I used Amazon to pay for my items with play station codes. The price I paid for both items was about 50% of Street price.
I too got suckered into ordering by the low prices offered for a portable heater and payed the only way possible with a $50 playstation code purchased by amazon. Unfortunately, when I bought my item all the reviews that existed online were obviously staged and were positive. Emails aren't returned and it's been a month with no product arriving. I can't believe these assholes.
I, too, as many above fell victim to this scam and am really upset. I researched it as I felt a little uncomfortable with the payment process but found nothing negative at the time except good reviews just the shipping was slow. I placed my order 11/2 and was sent the probably canned emails that it was pending, then processing, preparing for shipment, and then shipped on 11/10 and to be received by 11/12. Now here we are on 11/27 and nothing. I have sent numerous emails and no response. I should have known better and could kick myself now. Oh well, lesson learned. If it appears to go to be to true it probably is not. Something should be done to stop these crooks taking advantage of trusting souls!!
thanks to scamorg.com and posters here I did not purchase playstation codes. this is actually a well concocted scam to fund playstation dollars. the site is well written and the site navigation for invies is rather intuitive. and yahoo.com reviews has a thread where seemingly random "customers" of invies testifies to having legitimate services from invies. very elaborate scam...I almost fell for it. thanks invies.com for teaching me how tricky smart people can be. I hope no one else gets caught.
On November 11th 2o14 I bought a blender and paid through Amazon for a game card as payment.....Received e-mails like the other people on this site....Invies would not return my e-mails...Finally no product had been received......I contacted Amazon. Amazon could not help me but gave me the number for Sony.....I contacted Sony and explained how I had been scammed........I gave them the game code and they checked it had been activated on the 18th.......They would not give me any more information......I spoke with a superviser at Sony and had him cancel the game code so that who ever had it could not use it any more.........They are going to investigate this and get back to me.....I received another phone call from Amazon and they are going to post something on their site in regards to this type of scam.......Hope this helps some people avoid this type of inconvenience.......Thanks
Invies.com Reviews
Interesting. I did not complete my order (by paying) with invies.com but I recieved 3 emails. One email confirming my order and giving me a link back to their website to pay. I am extremely suspicious of a company that only accepts Play Staion Codes as payment. This email states I can pay with VISA etc
Also, I checked out their FAQ and watched the video of why we should pay using Play Station or Amazon. I clicked on the Amazon video and it stated it had been removed because of copyright (i think) issues.
Not willing to take a chance on this mystery company
I totally agree
I am doing the same thing you are. I was about to check out on Invies and told to go to Amazon to buy the PSN 50 gift card. Then I searched for an answer on Amazon as if the card could be used on Invies. NOPE. What the heck. I feel scammed and I also received the emails that said I ordered with an order number. Thats messed up! Irritated
Invies.com is scam
Invies.com is scam, I paid $50.00 to find it is not real company to do business. Pay using Play Station or Amazon is the problem to find thier crime.
NO Good
I checked with Amazon, they warned me about this site being a scam
Proof it's a scam!!
I also did NOT pay but contacted Amazon. They emailed the below response after they "researched" the question:
Hello Rick,
I have looked into the website you were inquiring about invies.com and I have found this site to be fraudulent.
With websites that use Checkout By Amazon the only time you would have to enter in your information would be through Amazon's secure servers, where this website requires you to fill out a long form before you can proceed to check out.
I have also found that this website requests payments to be made in the form of Play Station Network cards. This is not an accepted payment method on Amazon.com or Amazon Payments and any Play Station Network cards that are purchased on Amazon's website for a transaction with this website or other fraudulent website will not be refundable nor will any transaction using the Play Station Network cards be covered by Amazon's A-Z guarantee.
I hope this information helps!
Best regards,
Brittany B.
http://www.amazon.com
Invies is a scam
On November 11th 2014 I bought a blender and paid through Amazon for a game card as payment.....Received e-mails like the other people on this site....Invies would not return my e-mails...Finally no product had been received......I contacted Amazon. Amazon could not help me but gave me the number for Sony.....I contacted Sony and explained how I had been scammed........I gave them the game code and they checked it had been activated on the 18th.......They would not give me any more information......I spoke with a superviser at Sony and had him cancel the game code so that who ever had it could not use it any more.........They are going to investigate this and get back to me.....I received another phone call from Amazon and they are going to post something on their site in regards to this type of scam.......Hope this helps some people avoid this type of inconvenience.......Thanks
Has items listed for quite cheap, but and says on the website that they accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and AMEX. However, once you put in all your info and submit the order, a new pop-up opens instructing you to go buy PSN codes in $50 increments from Amazon.com, which you'll have to then submit and MIRACULOUSLY your item will ship to you. Righhhhhtttttttttttt.....there's absolutely no contact info at all.
SCAM
My client's order was not received . They want you to pay with $50.00 PlayStation codes, meaning you go to Amazon, purchase as many $50 codes to cover your order, then forward the codes to Invies.com and wait for your order to be shipped in two days, allegedly.
The company is not in Aurora, CO as claiming, they are in Russia and use an address in Germany and Switzerland.
Anytime an internet merchant is asking you to pay with any other than a credit card or PP, do not. Is most probably a scam
IDENTIFIED
The domain is registered with Godaddy.com, and is hosted on two servers in China. The registrant company is located in Malaysia.
The email address of registrant is [email protected]
Ordered a watch November 9, 2014 and went through the process like INVIES required, go to Amazon and buy $50 PSN game code. Gave them the code and got several emails that the order was pending, then processed, then eventually (supposedly) shipped November 12. Here it is November 25 and NOTHING!!!! All of a sudden the emails stopped and I can't get in contact with INVIES!!!!! BUYER BEWARE!!!!
Do not order from Invies.com. SCAM
I ordered from Invies.com on Nov 1 and got an email showing how to pay with Playstation codes immediately. I was a little skepitical and did some quick research. There were no scam reports and everything looked legit.
I got a reminder email that my order was still pending. So I went and made my purchase. I got an email on Nov 8 saying that the order was shipping soon.
Then on Nov 10th got another email saying it had been shipped and to expect it Nov 12-13.
When the order hadn't arrived by Nov 17th I replied to there email, telling them that the order had not arrived and could I have a tracking Number.
Today is Nov 20th and I haven't gotten a response back or a package. I started doing research and now see that everyone is getting scammed. I sent an email to the registered owner: Zachary Pilcher at askiing him about my order.
I am now sending a abuse report to GoDaddy.com who host this scam site. My playstation codes have been activated so I can't even use them.
Scam?
I like many I'm seeing on here for the first time today also was scammed!!
Now my question is can I get reimbursed from my credit card company?
Who are they? Most likely foreign country working angle.
Look at the site and try to figure out who and they are where they are located. Going from page to page to page you will not find any clue, There also is this girl on youtube talking about her "product" there are 4 "testimonials" and they all have almost the exact same script. "I ordered my product and it came quick and as described. No problems. Thanks invites.com" or some minor variation of it. Since the company is posting the testimonials they are obvious fakes.
After reading many other reported experiences about invies.com, I felt compelled to offer my own account. This is a totally bogus company. I had the very same experience as described by other reports ... ordered incredibly low-priced merchandise (mine was 2 Whirlpool Wispure air purifiers @ $50 each) paid via amazon P50 credits. Order acknowledgement (with NO confirmation or tracking numbers). Notice of approximate shipping dates and then POOF! The same disappearing act. I offer this suggestion: file a report with: stopfraud.gov/report.html. I did and received an acknowkedgement within 48 hours. If enough people file complaints, there's a chance these thieves will be pursued by the appropriate governmental agency.
crooks
I can't believe I fell for this bull s--t company,,,i should have known better , I hope they get nailed and soon!
Found a portable ice maker much cheaper through Invies.com. Order on December 2. Order was supposed processed and would be delivered Dec. 8-11. Had to pay through an Amazon code.
Replies to email came back undeliverable. Now the website is unavailble. Website is through GoDaddy.com. Contacted them but they must have a court order to release info about who has this site.
I was on Calibex.com site and found good deal on item. Clicked on Invies.com., to veiw and read about item, placed order and received e-mail back from Invies.com.. Paid money for playstation card on e-bay in order to complete transaction. Received 2nd e-mail confirming payment, then 3rd e-mail saying they shipped. I e-mailed for shipping info and numbers, have not heard or received anything. Social media says this place big ripoff. Tried to contact Calibex.com to ask why this site was on their search engine, but could find no way to contact Calibex. If someone knows how please post.
invies.com fake......they ripoff me wit amazon play station gift card...
i ordered kindle fire hd.....i have not receive my product...
"amazon.com"
how they permitted to steal people"s money like that?
amazon losing company reputitation too!
i want my money back....i do not help isis or other terrorist group.....
be awere.
I was searching for a great deal for a camera the internet and came across this website called Invies.com. They seemed to have hundreds of products for sale at good/great prices, then I came across the camera I wanted and it was listed for $50. I selected the camera for purchase. A pop-up window came up and I was told to go to Amazon and purchase a $50 gift code, I thought this was unusal but proceeded anyway thinking this camera was typically $500 and they may have accidently made a typing mistake and I might get lucky and the purchase would go through. I purchased the gift code and put in the code at invies.com. I even received a confirmation that my purchase was shipped however, there was no contact info. What seems to be too good to be true, often is. I never received the camera i ordered.
I should have known better, but I was taken just like many others. First off, the price was too good to be true. Next, payment by going to Amazon to purchase a gift card should set off red flags too.
Upon placing my order a received a confirmation that the order had been placed (Nov 23rd). Shortly thereafter, I received a notice stating that my order had been shipped (Nov 29th). It took 6 days for the order to process, for some strange reason! The email said that the order would be delivered by Dec 2nd. I still don't have it. I have sent numerous emails with no response. There is no phone number to call either. I hope that these crooks get what's coming to them.
Lesson learned!
Ripoff
Website no longer active, emails bounced back as undeliverable. Complete scam.
Invies Scammers via Amazon Cards
I was scammed as well. If I would of just followed my Mother's saying. If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. I would think Amazon would put a stop to this somehow. When I saw Amazon, I knew this had to be reputable due to their outstanding reputation. Invies is using them to scam us all.
TOTAL SCAM
I also was naive enough to make a purchase on this site and never recieved the items I purchased and now do not expect them. It is really sad that people would do this especially around the holidays. My order was presents for my kids and now I have to go and purchase something else. While I can absorb the loss there are alot of individuals that cannot at this time of the year.It is going to ruin some peoples christmas. I wish there was some kind of recourse we could take but sadly there is not. You can call Amazon , Sony, godaddy ect but I do not see how they can really help. They do not tell you order is shipped until the code is activitaed and by then too late. As you paid for the codes through Amazon and recieved what you purchased through them really no way to get it back. DO NOT ORDER FROM THIS SITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Purchased 50 dollar sony playstation card from amazon to pay for a Yamaha YPG-235 76 key portable grand piano premium pack on 30 Nov 2014 received email saying payment was confirmed and item was shipped and would arrive between 7 and 10 Dec 2014 it is now 16 Dec and item has not been received yet.
I ordered a free standing mixer on Dec 1st from Invites.com and they told me it should arrive by Dec 8 - 11.
When I did not received my Dec 12th I tried to notify to find out when I could recieve my mixer, as it was a Christimas Present for my sister, but after responding the their email address - Invies.com - my message failed.
Then I started looking on the internet for Invies information or phone number but there wasn't anything, then I came across the "Rip Off Report" from other people who had been ripped of from Invies.com.
They asked me to pay through Amazon.Com using voucher numbers. Couldn't figure that out for awhile then I did. Payed Amazon with a credit card, now I'm out $50.00.
Sheila.
El Paso, Texas
DON'T DO IT
IF IT SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE IT ALWAYS IS. INVIES .COM IS A SCAM. PROBABLY THE BEST ONLINE SCAM I HAVE SEEN SO FAR. I WAS TAKEN FOR $50, BUT NOONE TO BLAME BUT MYSELF. I DO HOPE SOMEONE GETS CAUGHT AND THAT AMAZON PUTS A WARNING ON THEIR WEBSITE.
To Whom It May Concern,
This mna used Amazon to get me to use my money to buy a code that he could
use without my knowlegde. It cant be refunded because he used it and playstation wont give me info
unless i have a warrant.
Found a ad on the internet looking for a cheap washer the ad was for invies.com I went on the site it listed a washer for washer for 49.00 dollars. I was told to purchase a amazon gift card for 50.00 dols. I had to give them the code to purchase the washer .they sent purchase confirmation and confirmation number then email it was being shipped. the person used the name sophia in communication. I never received the washer. several times i sent email and messages in my account i received no response.I used a credit card to purchase a play statiion amazon gift card.
I bought an aparntment/travel tailer washing machine that goes in or near the sink. Delivery date was between the 9th and 12th of dec. Its now the 15th. Went to email support at [email protected] and it bounced back. Went to the website and its down. Being disabled it took me 4 months to save the 50.00 for the machine and its not arrived and now i need to save up again. Being on a limited income, this machine would have saved me an avarage of 22.00 a month at the laundry mat. I know its not a whole lot, but for me it is. I bought the machine using the playstation purchess on amazon which i now found out it was a total scam
Thank you for listening to my rant
Ordeered camera on NOvember 29th, Deliveery was to have occurred between Dec 6th and Dec 9th. Camera did not arrive and attempts to communicate with them have failed. Below is an email related to shopping from the, Today emails to their support could not be delivered.
Just add me to the long line of dopes that were ripped off by this guy. Doesn't anybody find out where this guy is operating from and put him in jail. Heck if it's that easy to steal from good people without haveing to answer to anyone maybe I should build a site, site back and collect the thousands a day this jerk must be enjoying. Nice work FBI/FTC
Sincerely,
Officer Bruce R. Castaldo ret.
I searched amazon.com for a mixer. Invies.com showed a mixer for $50. After placing order i was sent an email to finish the order pay with a play station card purchased on amazon.com Stupid me did it. Received confirmation of payment and a shipment date. I have no recieved the mixer and they will not answer emails. Im so thankful I only bought one instead of two. Stay away from invies.com. To good to be true?. Yes!, I'm out $50.00.
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL SCAM!!!!
They should give you the option of ZERO stars....anyway, I too got scammed... I have made a TON of phone calls and inquires... got advice from the authorities and everyone was quite helpful...EXCEPT for SONY.....here is the EXACT, UNALTERED transcript... The man was so rude to DISCONNECT on me as I was in the middle of typing, even though I had made it PERFECTLY CLEAR that I had the police with me at the time.... I AM ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED to have been treated like this!!!! GoDaddy, Amazon.com and all the other places I spoke with were quite helpful and understanding regarding the situation... NOT SONY!!!!! here it is after waiting on the computer over 2 hours.... there was no phone service Sunday, Dec 14, 2014 at 10:30pm EST, ONLY live typing...and for the record... during my 2 hour wait, I had typed everything out on a scrap and was able to just cut and paste to speed things up....
Mario: Hello, My name is Mario how may I assist you today?
You: yes...hello
You: Hello, my name is Jennifer… and I have just found out tonight that there is a MAJOR scam going on with SONY PS points being sold on AMAZON to pay for things “purchased" on www.invies.com … Invies.com has and is currently scamming 10’s of thousands of people out of their hard earned money using these playstation points to do so…. I purchased a voucher 7BEJL9NQ6EBQ on December 1, 2014 through Amazon.com…The police I have spoken to, as well as Amazon.com suggested that I call SONY to ask if there is any way of tracking who used my voucher so that we can find them and charge them…their website is based out of Malaysia according to Go-daddy… who I also spoke to tonight as well….someone from scamorg.com wrote this...The domain is registered with Godaddy.com, and is hosted on two servers in China. The registrant company is located in Malaysia. The email address of registrant is [email protected] and The company is not in Aurora, CO as claiming, they are in Russia and use an address in Germany and Switzerland…..there are THOUSANDS of people getting stolen from by these POND SUCKERS and this information NEEDS to go on the NEWS so others may not fall victim to this SCAM…….Please let me know if you have a way to trace who indeed used my voucher…I am BEYOND ANGRY…and so are a ton of other people that are posting all over youtube, yahoo, scamadvisor.com, scamorg.com, and similar websites.... please help….I WANT MY MONEY BACK AND THESE SICK PEOPLE STOPPED!! I want to know IF and WHEN my voucher I mentioned has been activated… and if so, can it be cancelled and would I be able to give my son another code so at least I can give him THAT for Christmas, since I got screwed out of what I thought I was getting? Thank you….
Mario: I do apologize for the inconvenience. I´ll be happy to help you! Let me gather some information first to assist you better. May I please have the following?
• Online ID (Gamer Tag)
• Sign in ID (Associated Email)
You: i have no idea what that means
Mario: Well firstly my apologize for this inconvenience but let me share some information. We do not create the code for this content and also we are not allowed to track any code for content as well. My best recommendation is that you have to contact to the developer of the game. for further assistance.
You: WHAT???? You did NOT READ what I wrote!
You: GET ME A SUPERVISOR PLEASE...
You: THIS IS INVOLVING SERIOUS CRIMINAL ACTIVITY..... NOT A GAME???
Mario: My apologize for this inconvenience but there is not escalation over the chat support. I f you want to talk with the manager/supervisor you should contact us over the phone for further assistance.
Mario: Phone support is available at 1-800-345-7669 and our hours of operation are:
8:00AM to 8:00PM Pacific Time, Monday-Friday
7:00AM to 7:00PM Saturday.
You: I NEED SOMEONE NOW>>>> I HAVE THE POLICE WAITING
Mario: Unfortunately, it appears I am not able to assist you with your request today. I will be disconnecting this chat session. Thanks for contacting PlayStation.
You: YOU can not be serious
Mario: Thank you very much for contacting us. Have a great rest of the day.
The chat has been ended by the agent.
I got taken for $50 just like everyone else on this site
I bought the $50 card and got nothing in return. It was for Christmas. The people running this site are scammers and bottom feeders with no heart and no regrets. It was a huge chunk of my Christmas budget and because of their scam, my loved ones will be going without.
Website "sells" products, payment to company is made with Playstation credits purchased through Amazon and the product is never received. My emails to Invies go unanswered. Complete scam!!!!
Got me too!
I found little negative info on this company, placed my order and was scammed, now I see everyone ordered around the same time I ordered my stuff.
I hope these people die a slow and painful death!!!!!!
paid for 2 bottles of perfume and never received. Emailed numerous time with no response. Phone number they post is a fax number.
Invies.com only takes payment in the form of psn codes!
Been over 2 months now no product.
All contact with Invies.com has been fruitless as they ignore everthing we have sent.
This site is a total scam, they should be in jail for theft. They steal people money period.
Order never arrived.
Well, I guess I was desparate for a cheap computer. Everything in my soul said dont order, I guess I was just fliltering the need for 2 inexpensive computers for my kids. They were high end or even new models so I thought it was reasonable that they would sell them for 50.00 each. Its almost a month now and they wont email back in regards to item not received, tracking etc. Cant say I wasnt warned by this site. The bad is on me now Im out 100.00. Ill post if I actually received the items.
Company places product adds at discounted prices on web sites such as Bizrate .com, adds are identical to other adds of reputable companies for identical products. When I placed my order and selected credit card payment I was redirected to instructions that payment must be made thru Play Station Creit Numbers, they provided a link to Amazon .com where I purchased a $50.00 credit number. I entered that number in the appropriate block on the order form and submitted. I receive notification that payment was receive and to expect delivery by 2 Dec. When delivery did not occur by 7 Dec I began sending inquires to [email protected]. No reply has been received. Isearced the web for scam alerts about this company and found this page. I also wrote to Amazon and requested the alert customers not to purchase Play Station Credits for anything other than Play Station products.
I AM SO STUPID AND WILL NOT ORDER A PRODUCT ONLINE AGAIN UNLESS I'VE BEEN TO AN ACTUAL PHYSICAL STORE.
11/23 I ORDERED $50 MICROWAVE AND PAID WITH PLAYSTATION GIFT CARD. THE PRODUCT SHOWS IT HAS BEEN SHIPPED BUT I'M 99 PERCENT SURE I WILL NEVER RECEIVE.
My wife placed an order with invies for luggage. The price was (after discount) $50. Upon the completion of online billing (with a prominently displayed credit card logo) she received Email instructions to purchase (non-refundable) playstation codes. Upon reciving the confirmation code, the order with their company would be processed.
This technique is an internet scam, and is, (completely illegal), also mail fraud. Customers rarely get anything for rheir money, and tracing their order is almost impossible!
$50 is not going to end world hunger, but, i contacted the Colorado Attorney General's office and filed a formal complaint.
I am sure that boyh Amazon.com, the card company (visa) as well as playstation, are not going to do much to prevent this scam from happening.
WORD FOR THE WISE? If you are redirected to another website after completing an online form, or redirected to purchase ANYTHING, other than the goods that you want, be advised that it is possibly a scam!
I ordered Android tablets as Christmas gifts for my kids on 11/28/14 here we are 12/10/14 and I still have not received my items I got through email was in email saying that my items have been shipped off I did not get no tracking number no nothing I sent out more than 4 to 5 emails asking for someone from the support system or customer care to contact me and let me know what was going on with my items, and here we are and I still have not got an email from anyone. so now I feel like I just paid for an item to Amazon for a PlayStation card and I don't even think I'm getting my items
Notifying B.B.B.!
I ordered a product on Nov.16 ,went to Amazon PS50 site ,Nov18 they said it was shipped out.
It is now Dec.10,and have not received product!
STAY AWAY!
Moe,Lary and Curly can do better than inept Invies.com!
SCAM
Bought play station code just like everyone else and got ripped off. Contacted the BBB before I bought code but they stated that they had no complaints of them on record so I purchased the code. BBB should have been on this one a lot faster than they was.
Scam
As always, IF IT SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, IT USUALLY IS. Ordered an Anuschka purse at an outrageous low price. Received confirmation of shipment, never received. No reply to emails, even the ones where I said I am going to the police on the issue. Don't waste your valuable time and money.
Scam
I bought a product on november 8th and it has not arrived yet (dec 5th)! They dont reply messages, the phone doesnt work. Just Nothing. I was making researches and found out the ip # is in Malaysia, and I alsl found another telephone number which they dont provide at the website!1 855-771-4028, I called today, somebody answered and told me that the person wasnt there. So I hope They call me back!!
Scammed as well
purchased a product found on google shopping. Read a positive review or two and a couple of YouTube videos (also positive). Ordered the product using the ps credits. Even got a reply back from their support when asked if the product would arrive before now 19th and was told that it would...it didn't. Support has not contacted me after repeated emails...and i now don't expect them to. Avoid the site! It's a scam.
NO NO NO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNaJoRMn97I
Invies is a scam. I tried to buy an item and was directed on how to pay with a Playstation gift card. Yea, right! I sent an inquisitive email and have received no reply. They are a ripoff. Don't get fooled!
Beware! Scam
Same story. Paid with ps2 code, received email item had shipped and 2 weeks later no item and no response from customer service. Do not order from them. I feel pretty stupid right now. Why can't they be shut down?
Ordered two items from invies on October 30, received email confirmations for order, payment, processing, and shipping with no tracking number given. Email confirmation for shipping reported my stuff would be delivered by November 12.
On November 20 I sent an email requesting tracking information or a refund. I have received neither a refund, tracking information, nor my two items by today November 30, 2014. I made the purchase through Google shopping, after checkng Better Business Bureau, and any ripoff or scam facts. I used Amazon to pay for my items with play station codes. The price I paid for both items was about 50% of Street price.
CONFIRMED INVIES.COM IS A SCAM
I too got suckered into ordering by the low prices offered for a portable heater and payed the only way possible with a $50 playstation code purchased by amazon. Unfortunately, when I bought my item all the reviews that existed online were obviously staged and were positive. Emails aren't returned and it's been a month with no product arriving. I can't believe these assholes.
stupid shit!
This shits a total scam don't use it.
COMPLETE TOTAL SCAM!!!
I, too, as many above fell victim to this scam and am really upset. I researched it as I felt a little uncomfortable with the payment process but found nothing negative at the time except good reviews just the shipping was slow. I placed my order 11/2 and was sent the probably canned emails that it was pending, then processing, preparing for shipment, and then shipped on 11/10 and to be received by 11/12. Now here we are on 11/27 and nothing. I have sent numerous emails and no response. I should have known better and could kick myself now. Oh well, lesson learned. If it appears to go to be to true it probably is not. Something should be done to stop these crooks taking advantage of trusting souls!!
wow. almost got tricked.
thanks to scamorg.com and posters here I did not purchase playstation codes. this is actually a well concocted scam to fund playstation dollars. the site is well written and the site navigation for invies is rather intuitive. and yahoo.com reviews has a thread where seemingly random "customers" of invies testifies to having legitimate services from invies. very elaborate scam...I almost fell for it. thanks invies.com for teaching me how tricky smart people can be. I hope no one else gets caught.
On November 11th 2o14 I bought a blender and paid through Amazon for a game card as payment.....Received e-mails like the other people on this site....Invies would not return my e-mails...Finally no product had been received......I contacted Amazon. Amazon could not help me but gave me the number for Sony.....I contacted Sony and explained how I had been scammed........I gave them the game code and they checked it had been activated on the 18th.......They would not give me any more information......I spoke with a superviser at Sony and had him cancel the game code so that who ever had it could not use it any more.........They are going to investigate this and get back to me.....I received another phone call from Amazon and they are going to post something on their site in regards to this type of scam.......Hope this helps some people avoid this type of inconvenience.......Thanks