Barbourquiltedjacket.net scam site
A few days ago, I was spammed by the Barbour-jacket-sale.com scam site and today, I had 240 more, from the same IP address, but this time it was advertising barbourquiltedjacket.net, which has all the same scam pointers as the Barbour jacket sale website.
The Barbour quilted jacket scam spam reads:
Mary | 78954621@ qq.com | barbourquiltedjacket.net
U.S. unemployment is at its lowest level in Barbour quilted jacket six months. But at 9 percent, it is still too high for the 13.9 million Americans out of Barbour jackets work. One woman named Judy has been unemployed for more than a year. She said it is getting harder to stay positive.
“It’s just so many people out here looking, and that’s what’s taking so long. I’m being patient, but some of these Barbour jacket job interviews, I’m just saying, give me the job, give me the job! But there’s just so many Barbour applicants,” she said.
Like many others, Judy visits this unemployment office in Virginia looking for quilted Barbour jacket job leads. Recently laid off, Kevin Norris understands her frustration. He holds a Master’s degree and has been working since he was 13.
“The idea of not working for a living, and you know, letting somebody else help me out and letting somebody else pay my quilted jacket bills, just, it drives me crazy. I don’t even know how to really understand it, but that’s the way Barbour quilted jacket things appear to be at the moment,” said Norris.
Barbourquiltedjacket.net
The Barbourquiltedjacket.net website has broken links, no contact number, no business address details, and the jackets are discounted to silly levels to tempt unsuspecting shoppers to part with their cash. On the previous post, concerning barbour-jacket-sale.com, we have already had four comments from people that sent their money and received nothing in return, so I don’t believe my suspicions are unfounded.
I found similar sites around the the barbour quilted jacket keyword set, like barbourquilted-jacket.com and barbourquilted-jacket.net, that both also have the same broken links, no contact details, silly prices, etc.
I can’t say for sure if these are scam sites, the purpose of the article is to raise your awareness that barbourquiltedjacket.net has all the same features as barbour-jacket-sale.com, which the comments would suggest IS a scam site. If you have dealt with any of these Barbour jacket websites, please take two minutes to leave a comment. Even better, if you are the owner of these sites, let us know your telephone number and address, so buyers can be confident of making a purchase.
17 Responses to “Barbourquiltedjacket.net scam site”
December 20th, 2011 at 9:05 am
From the Barbour.com website:
At present, we’re aware of the following counterfeit websites claiming to offer genuine Barbour goods for sale. We strongly advise you NOT to purchase from the following sites
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The only way to ensure that you are buying a genuine Barbour product on line is to purchase through barbour.com or from one of our official stockists. We cannot guarantee the authenticity of products purchased from any other website including ebay.
To report a suspect website, contact our Customer Services team on 0191 455 4444 or email info@ barbour.com
December 23rd, 2011 at 10:14 am
I have also had the unfortunate experience of placing an order with the ‘company’ Barbour-Jackets-Sale- no confirmation of order, broken links (we site doesn’t recognise my password), no response to messages left on the web site. Have been in contact with my credit card company, money has been taken from my account for the cost of the jacket ordered, am now pursuing the matter further.
December 23rd, 2011 at 5:38 pm
I have stupidly done the same thing. Having realised i had been on one of these counterfeit sites i emailed them (as there was no telephone number) to ask them to cancel my order and requested a refund. 2 days later, without a response they dispatched my order! Any ideas how we get our money back?
December 25th, 2011 at 6:50 am
I ordered a coat from this site on dec 1 2011, still have not recieved my coat at this point I am getting ready to contact visa. I would contact Visa this second, if I were you…. BM
January 7th, 2012 at 12:45 pm
I ordered a coat on 31 December, got an email from them saying the stock has been delivered. (although not received anything!) They’re tracking system takes you to a Chinese website - which doesn’t recognise the tracking number! I then googled them and came up with this website and others which seem to show lots of customers who’ve been conned. I’ve contacted Visa and apparently they’re quite a number of people in the same situation! Surely its time Visa and the Banks start taking action and banning these websites! Apparently I have to wait 15 days from paying to raise the query with Visa and then they’ll TRY and get my money back! I agree. It’s a nightmare. At least you’ll be more vigilant in future. If a price seems too good to be true, that usually proves to be the case. 
BM
January 8th, 2012 at 8:30 pm
I had the same happen to me !! No response after weeks e mails in the end I have had to get the bank and metropolitan police to investigate.
January 9th, 2012 at 9:05 pm
I ordered two barbour jackets on 20th December 2011, I never even thought it was a scam, my credit card has been debited and after various un-answered e-mails and reading everyone elses above e-mails I realise I have been shafted big time. How do these arseholes sleep at night!!
January 10th, 2012 at 5:44 pm
Hook, line and sinker :- ( “a” coat arrived today…prob worth $5 tops…not £103 I spent..thankfully on CC, so will get my money back…please avoid !!!! Mine was barbour-quiltedjacket.net
January 12th, 2012 at 5:08 pm
I have also been scammed by this company. Thought the site was genuine, big mistake. Although my biggest mistake was making my purchase with a debit card - no refund on this, first time I have ever used a debit card for an online purchase - stupid me, never again. These conmen should be stopped they are making lots of money and in return you end up with some second rate jacket. Be warned, I certainly have been.
January 12th, 2012 at 5:54 pm
I ordered a jacket on 1st January with 5 days to 7 working days delivery, I emailed chasing order no reply now realise im a sucker so mastercard reclaim here I come. Can’t understand how google/msn promote these there should be a way of blocking this off. I would tell them but no easy way to contact. If you are in the USA, send details to http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx and if you live elsewhere in the world, use http://www.econsumer.gov/english/. To be honest, I don’t know how effective either site is, as I haven’t used them myself, but it may make you feel better, if nothing else 
BM
January 19th, 2012 at 2:16 pm
Made an order through barbourjacket-uk.org. My VISA has been debited but I get no answer to mails about delivery or reclamation. The same story as the rest of you! Will pursue this to VISA. I did cancel my credit card just in case. I learnt my lesson.
January 24th, 2012 at 1:15 pm
I am sure that ukbarbourjacket.com is a counterfeit website as well!!! The currency exchange system is not correct as well! Be careful!
February 14th, 2012 at 1:03 pm
Same mistake. Placed an order thinking the price was too good to be true. Turns out it was. Emailed them several times to cancel my order but they dispatched it and after a month and a half today received a coat which certainly is not a barbour. Paid on a debit card also. Any tips to pursue this?
February 16th, 2012 at 10:04 pm
I ordered a jacket over a month ago, received 2 email confirmations all looked very official and an order update that a delivery was dispatched. After a number of emails to which I had no reply the parcel finally arrived, what should have been a ladies Barbour jacket I was presented with a men’s unbranded xxl jacket. The website and email have now disappeared. The site was barbourjacketswomens.net. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. If you paid by credit card, contact your credit card company straight away and there’s still a good chance you will get your money back. If you paid by debit card, I believe you have no protection. BM
February 17th, 2012 at 11:15 pm
I fell for the barbour quilted jacket website. Mines the same as the other posts - looked ok but not a secure site, no goods, no response to e-mails. Idiot me paid by debit but my bank operates a fraud line and will try and get my money back. Robbing gits even though the weblink no longer works I see they’ve changed the name again - be warned.
February 20th, 2012 at 7:18 am
I ordered a jacket from this site on the 13th of feb and sent them an email asking why the status was still pending on the 19th. They responded quickly with a tracking link claiming that the item has been dispatched and saying the item was delivered on the 19th too. The tracking link is a chinese postal service and the tracking details don’t work.
I paid with an RBS Visa Debit card so I’m not sure if I have an comeback regarding a refund.
December 20th, 2011 at 10:30 am
I tried to purchase a Barbour Jacket via one of the above mentioned websites. I did receive something but it wasn’t a Barbour and is a very low value fleece type item.
Visa are now working to retrieve my money - good luck to anyone else.