Dene C.

Apparently they sell shoes, but of late have taken up selling crab legs?
Of course they don't - but they will happily take your $157.50. No order confirmation, no tracking number, no order number. When pressed for the above I was sent a fake tracking number and a fake order number. When I asked for a refund and later a screenshot of the proof of the refund they sent me an internally created bs "document" - but it had nothing to do with a mastercard refund. They are using fake stock photos and using a legitimate Texas restaurants logo.
These people are criminals. They may have started out semi-legit, but they have clearly crossed to the dark side

Pellamore is a subscription scam - plain and simple. After receiving their 'bait' sample and unwittingly being locked into their subscription, you will be charged in excess of $175 for a 30 ml pot of so-so face moisturizer. Each charge on your credit card will be billed under a different company name - it changes every month. This is obviously so that it becomes impossible to trace them or contact them. The first month I was charged 2 x $175 within a day of each charge. In total I ended up being scammed out of $700 for 3 x 30 ml pots of face cream. I called visa and complained. They said that there was nothing that they could do about it as technically they were providing a product - and 'somewhere' in the fineprint I had agreed to a subscription. They agreed that it was unscrupulous and essentially a scam, but all they could do was give me the actual number that I could call to cancel. It was of course a call center in India. The number if you need it is *******950. If you don't have this number, it is literally and deliberately impossible to contact them