I almost lost $850.00 from these thief's. I purchased a two tone gold Daytona Swiss ETA. About two days later I was contacted over the phone by a girl named Amber for address verification. She told me that I would have to use COD because over the holidays people were attempting to make purchases from bluefakes using fake checks and credit cards. Being naive I agreed to make a money order to pay to Mike Tsyuman for $850.00 and get it from the post office as she instructed. Three days later when the package arrived I immediately opened it up only to find a defective piece of crap Asian replica Rolex President that I never ordered. I immediately called (609) 865-1603. A guy named Paul picked up the phone and I told him that I was sent the wrong watch its was also defective. He acted as if he couldn't understand me and asked me to call back in two hours. Later I called back several times and no one would answer then I send emails to bluefakes.com and still no answer. Luckily I did not follow her instructions about getting a money order at the post office but instead I got one from my bank and was Immediately able to cancel it. Luckily I got my money back and now I'm stuck with a piece of crap watch that I will NOT waist my money to send back to them! Now I'm just waiting to see if these crooks are going to contact me back. Hope they do because I will start gathering information about them. I now learned my lesson and will just have to save up to buy a real Rolex in the future. The name address and phone number that Bluefakes shipped the watch from was:
Mike
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