Being that it is the holiday season and my daughter has been looking for some bapes, I went online to find and order someto be received before Christmas. During my search, I ran across kicksonfire.com and we picked out three pair of shoes that she wanted. My first suspicion was that fact that the only form of payment was by money order. So I emailed the company.
Of course, I got no response, but my daughter's happiness was the only thing on my mind. Going against my gut feeling, I chose to send the money order for $204.96. I sent the envelope restricted certified mail to the addressee only (Janine Rascon), hoping that this would make the suspected scammer uncomfortable. Someone did sign for and receive the certified envelope (12/8); however, my kicksonfire.com account information still does not reflect the receipt of the money order.
I again e mailed the company wanting justification for the lack of acknowledgement for receipt of the money order. Of course, no response has been received and neither has the shoes. That's when a light bulb went on to search "Is kicksonfire.com a scam?" Low and behold, I found the consumer complaints stating that kicksonfire.com was indeed a scam.
At this point, I do agree that kicksonfire.com is a scam and Janine Rascon is stealing innocent people's hard earn money.
Unfortunately, I believe that I am out of a Christmas gift for my daughter and $200. Don't let this happen to you. Word of mouth is the quickest way to spread information! So tell everyone that you know and tell them to tell everyone they know. Janine Rascon and kicksonfire.com needs to be stopped!
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