Nomorerack
False advertising

After hearing about this site on The View, I thought I'd check it out to see what kind of deals they had. Several items were very appealing, i.E. Ugg boots and discounted clothing; however, I thought I'd start with a very small purchase to see if I was satisfied before I bought anything more expensive. I spent $9 on (2) "cubic zirconia" tennis bracelets. The picture was lovely, and they were supposed to be worth $100! They arrived in a reasonable amount of time - the 2 bracelets, very shiny indeed, but strung together on stretchy wire like cheap ones you can get in the Dollar Store. I already have 1 cubic zirconia tennis bracelet, and believe me, these are NOT cubic zirconia. I definitely will not be giving them as gifts as I had planned. I'd be embarrassed to give them! $9 for a 50 cent item—Wow! They are cheap, cheap, cheap! Guess my nieces will get them for playing dress-up, although they'll probably break before they get to use them much. All I can say is, I'm glad I didn't spend more than $9 to learn the lesson to NEVER use this company again. I hope they don't get away with their scamming for very much longer. I feel badly for the people who did Christmas shopping on this site. If the products they ended up getting were as crappy as these bracelets, I'm sure they're very (justifiably) upset! Yes, they should be reported to the Attorney General.

Company: Nomorerack
Country: USA
Site: nomorerack.com

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