StoreigoReviews of storeigo.com

Yeah this is a scam I'm so pissed. What a waste of money and time my stuff was never delivered. And it's not going to be delivered

If there was a negative star I would picked that one. Don’t spend your money on it. Does not work. Not sure what it does but it’s what what it claims to be. So disappointed.I want my money back.

Fyufin scammed me, PayPal said I received the product and I didn't...I'm never using PayPal again...venmo for me... ill have to try my bank now to get my 45 bucks back

Fyuefin Co. Ltd. fleeced me with a string of small solar Christmas lights for $42.98 instead of a string of 20 large sized outdoor bulbs. after reading reviews of people not even getting their product, I have to be grateful I at least got some rubbish! Beware…they are a fraud!

Storeigoz has made fake videos to sell a mask stick. They first show a face that appears to have blackheads in almost of the pores, they rub the mask on and then they show the “blackheads” on top of the mask. It is absolutely fake, probably make with computer graphics to add the “blackheads.” I would not recommend ordering anything from this web site.

Read reviews and purchased product on ebay. I’ll post a review when I use the product and report back on my findings. Not too confident it does what it claims. Read my comment soon to be posted.

I was patiently waiting for the ordered product for 2 whole months until the tracking system said it was returned to the sender for whatever reason. I tried to get support from them but they response was always the same: "you get your refund once we receive the parcel at our warehouse". Now after over a year, all I can do is to share this experience. Please don't consider buying from them! Waste of money and time and nerves.

It is obvious the product (The green stick mask which is on YouTube as paid advert), is a fake product. First shot is a skin with blackheads..the blackhead tool lightly touches the skin, and then the product is applied. The next shot is a video with some seeds or granulated black material on the top of the product (If it was doing what it was claiming, the blackheads would be underneath the mask, not on top. The thick cream would block the sebum from passing through), and in the next shot, it's then wiped clean with a tissue. If you look at the skin underneath, it's clearly gone through a rubbish photoshop program, as the skin is blurred on the face (Badly!). There isn't any product you can buy that does this 'miracle'. It would be good if you could report fake products/adverts on YouTube.