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Dear Customer, Thank you for sharing your experience and providing the tracking number **KYWL5032844934**. I completely understand your frustration. Seeing a parcel marked as "delivered" in Kolding, Denmark on April 21, 2025, when you never received anything, is infuriating. Your statement "All about it are FAKE" reflects exactly how you feel, and you have every right to be angry. **Let me clarify a critical point about our role:** TRACK718 is **NOT the seller** and **NOT the delivery company**. We do not sell products, handle payments, or ship packages. We are a **third-party tracking platform** – a tool that collects shipping information from hundreds of carriers and sellers worldwide and displays it for consumers like you. The status "Parcel has been delivered" that you saw for **KYWL5032844934** was information provided by the **seller** (the website where you made your purchase) or their associated carrier. We do not create, verify, or control this data. We simply show what exists in the system. **You are absolutely right that this is fake.** The delivery location in Kolding, the date, the entire tracking history – all of it was fabricated by the seller to make you believe your package was coming. They created this illusion to buy time while your dispute window with your bank or payment provider closed. **The real scammer** is the website where you placed your order. They took your money, they generated this fake tracking number, and they fed false information into the system. We are simply the platform that displayed their lies – like a billboard showing a false advertisement. **What you must do now:** 1. **Contact your bank or credit card company IMMEDIATELY.** Dispute the charge. Explain that you were scammed: the seller provided a fake tracking number (KYWL5032844934) claiming delivery in Kolding on April 21, but you never received anything. Your bank can initiate a chargeback to recover your money. 2. **If you used PayPal,** open a dispute through their Resolution Center and provide the same evidence. 3. **Report the seller** to Danish consumer protection authorities (Forbrugerombudsmanden or Forbrugerklagenævnet) and to the platform where you found them. 4. **If you found the seller through social media,** report their page or ad to that platform. **For additional support and resources** on fighting scam disputes, you can visit: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA We are not your enemy. We are a legitimate platform, and we are truly sorry that scammers used our service to deceive you. We hope you are able to recover your money. Please direct your anger toward the seller who actually took your payment – that's where justice needs to be served. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team

Dear Customer, Thank you for sharing your experience. Your frustration is completely justified. A delivery claimed on a Sunday of a bank holiday weekend? That's not just suspicious – it's a glaring red flag that proves the tracking is fake. You were right to be skeptical, and your anger is understandable. **Let me clarify a critical point:** TRACK718 is **NOT the seller** and **NOT a logistics company**. We do not sell products, handle payments, or ship packages. We are a **third-party tracking platform** – a tool that collects shipping information from carriers and sellers and displays it for consumers like you. The "delivered on Sunday" status you saw on our site was information provided by the **seller** – the website where you made your purchase. They created that fake tracking number and fed false information into the system. We simply displayed what they gave us. We did not create it, verify it, or control it. **You mentioned sending an email that "doesn't exist either."** Our support team responds to all legitimate inquiries. If you wrote to ask where your package is, we likely couldn't give you a satisfactory answer because we don't have that information. We cannot locate a package that doesn't exist. We cannot force a seller to respond. The only people who can help you recover your money are your bank or payment provider. **Your evidence is powerful:** a delivery claimed on a bank holiday Sunday is impossible. This is exactly the kind of proof that wins disputes. **What you must do now:** 1. **Contact your bank, credit card company, or PayPal IMMEDIATELY.** Dispute the charge. Tell them: "The seller claimed delivery on a bank holiday Sunday, which is impossible. I have proof I was home and no delivery occurred. This is fraud." 2. **Report the seller** to consumer protection agencies in your country. 3. **If you found them through social media,** report their page or ad. For additional support and resources, you can visit: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA We are not your enemy. We are a legitimate platform, and we genuinely hope you recover your money. The people who deserve your anger are the scammers who created the fake website and took your payment. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team

Dear Customer, Thank you for your review. I completely understand your frustration. "Gone into thin air" perfectly describes the feeling of watching a tracking status say "delivered" when you have nothing in hand. It's infuriating, and you have every right to be angry. **Let me clarify a critical point:** TRACK718 is **NOT the seller** and **NOT the delivery company**. We do not sell products, handle payments, or ship packages. We are a **third-party tracking platform** – a tool that collects shipping information from carriers and sellers and displays it for consumers like you. The "delivered" status you saw on our site was information provided by the **seller** – the website where you made your purchase. They created that fake tracking number to make you believe your item was coming. We simply displayed what they gave us. We did not create it, verify it, or control it. **You mentioned we don't reply.** Our support team responds to all legitimate inquiries. If you asked us where your package is, we likely couldn't give you a satisfactory answer because we don't have that information. We cannot locate a package that doesn't exist. The only people who can help you recover your money are your bank or payment provider. **What you must do now:** 1. **Contact your bank, credit card company, or PayPal IMMEDIATELY.** Dispute the charge. Tell them the seller provided fake tracking and you never received your item. 2. **Report the seller** to consumer protection agencies in your country. For additional support and resources, you can visit: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA We are not your enemy. We hope you recover your money. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team

Dear Customer, Thank you for your review. I have to say, "on the side of a mountain" on live tracking might be the most creative fake tracking detail I've ever heard. While it's actually kind of funny in an absurd way, I completely understand that for you, it's not funny at all – it's proof of a scam, and it's infuriating. **Let me be very clear about what happened:** TRACK718 is **NOT the seller**. We are not the company that took your money. We do not sell products, handle payments, or ship packages. We are a **third-party tracking platform** – a tool that collects shipping information from carriers and sellers and displays it for consumers. The "mountain delivery" status you saw was information provided by the **seller** – the website where you made your purchase. They created that ridiculous fake tracking to make you believe something was happening. We simply displayed what they gave us. We did not create it, verify it, or control it. **You are absolutely right that if you receive a link to our site, you may have been scammed – but we are not the scammer.** We are the tool the scammer used to make their lies look credible. Think of it this way: if someone uses a phone to call and scam you, you don't blame the phone company. **What you must do now:** 1. **Contact your bank, credit card company, or PayPal IMMEDIATELY.** Dispute the charge. Tell them about the mountain tracking – that's actually excellent evidence of fraud. 2. **Report the seller** to consumer protection agencies in your country. For additional support and resources, you can visit: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA We are not your enemy. We hope you recover your money. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team

Dear Customer, Thank you for sharing your experience. I completely understand your frustration – you thought you were ordering from trusted brands like Old Navy and L.L. Bean, and instead you got a fake tracking number and no package. That's incredibly disappointing, and your warning to others is valuable. **Let me clarify a critical point:** TRACK718 is **NOT the seller**. We are not Old Navy, L.L. Bean, or any of the brands you thought you were buying from. We do not sell products, handle payments, or ship packages. We are a **third-party tracking platform** – a tool that collects shipping information from carriers and sellers and displays it for consumers. The "very fake tracking number that looks real but isn't" was created by the **scammers** – the people running the fake website pretending to be Old Navy and L.L. Bean. They generated that number, they fed false updates into the system (including fake delivery locations), and they directed you to our site to make their scam look legitimate. We simply displayed what they gave us. We did not create it, verify it, or control it. **You are absolutely right: "Never believe anything too good to be true."** That's the golden rule of online shopping. If a deal seems impossibly good, it probably is. **What you must do now:** 1. **Contact your bank, credit card company, or PayPal IMMEDIATELY.** Dispute the charge. Tell them you were scammed by a fake website impersonating Old Navy/L.L. Bean, that the tracking number was fake, and you never received your items. 2. **Report the fake websites** to the real Old Navy and L.L. Bean – they have teams dedicated to fighting counterfeiters and imposters. 3. **Report the scam** to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov. For additional support and resources, you can visit: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA We are not your enemy. We are a legitimate platform, and we genuinely hope you recover your money. The people who deserve your anger are the scammers who created those fake websites and took your payment. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team

Dear Customer, Thank you for your review. You've perfectly described exactly how this scam operates. Your description is accurate: scammers create fake tracking that looks realistic, builds hope over days or weeks, and then finally shows "delivered" – with nothing ever arriving. **Let me clarify a critical point:** TRACK718 is **NOT the scammer**. We are the tool that scammers USE. Here's what actually happens: - A fraudulent website (the real scammer) takes your money - They generate a fake tracking number and direct you to our site - They feed false updates into our system ("in transit," "out for delivery," etc.) - We simply display what they provide - Weeks later, it shows "delivered" – but you receive nothing **We do not create these fake details.** We do not verify them. We do not control them. We are like a phone company – if a scammer calls you, you don't blame the phone company. The phone is just a tool. **The tracking looks realistic because scammers have learned exactly how to build false hope.** They know that detailed updates make you believe your package is real. This is all designed to buy time while your dispute window with your bank closes. **What you must do now:** 1. **Contact your bank, credit card company, or PayPal IMMEDIATELY.** Dispute the charge. Tell them the seller provided fake tracking and you never received your item. 2. **Report the seller** to consumer protection agencies in your country (like the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov in the US). 3. **If you found them through social media,** report their page or ad. For additional support and resources, you can visit: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA We are not your enemy. We are a legitimate platform, and we hope you recover your money. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team

Dear Customer, Thank you for sharing your experience. I completely understand your anger and frustration. Being scammed once is bad enough, but to have it happen twice with two different orders, both marked "delivered" when nothing arrived, is incredibly infuriating. You have every right to be furious. **Let me clarify a critical point about who is responsible:** TRACK718 is **NOT the seller** and **NOT the delivery company**. We do not sell products, handle payments, or ship packages. We are a **third-party tracking platform** – a tool that collects shipping information from carriers and sellers and displays it for consumers like you. The "delivered" statuses you saw for both orders were information provided by the **sellers** – the websites where you made your purchases. They created those fake tracking numbers to make you believe your items were coming. We simply displayed what they gave us. We did not create it, verify it, or control it. **You are absolutely right that these are scammers.** The sellers are the ones who took your money, provided fake tracking, and now have left you with nothing. They are the ones who should be held accountable. **What you must do now:** 1. **Contact your bank, credit card company, or PayPal IMMEDIATELY for BOTH orders.** Dispute both charges. Tell them you were scammed twice – the sellers provided fake tracking claiming delivery, but you never received anything. Your bank can initiate chargebacks to recover your money. 2. **Report both sellers** to consumer protection agencies in your country (like the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov in the US, or Action Fraud in the UK). 3. **If you found them through social media,** report their pages or ads to those platforms. **For additional support and resources** on fighting scam disputes, you can visit this link: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA *(Note: While I cannot access this specific form, it may provide helpful guidance for scam victims.)* We are not your enemy. We are a legitimate platform, and we genuinely hope you recover your money from both scams. The people who deserve your anger are the scammers who created those fake websites and took your payments. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team

Dear Customer, Thank you for sharing your experience. I completely understand your anger and frustration. The scenario you describe – a website disappearing after purchase, fake tracking updates, and finally a false "delivered" status – is a classic scam pattern. Your warning to others is valuable, and you have every right to be furious. **Let me clarify a critical point that is central to your review:** TRACK718 is **NOT the seller** and **NOT in collaboration with the fraudsters**. We do not sell products, handle payments, or ship packages. We are a **third-party tracking platform** – a tool that collects shipping information from carriers and sellers and displays it for consumers. **Here is what actually happened:** 1. A fraudulent website (the one you purchased from) took your money. 2. To buy time and make the scam look credible, they generated a fake tracking number and directed you to our site. 3. They fed false updates into our system over several days to make you believe something was happening. 4. Finally, they marked it "delivered" to close the loop, hoping you would give up before disputing the charge. **We are not their collaborator.** We are a tool they exploited, just like they exploited the platform where you found them, the payment system, and your trust. We receive no money from these scams – in fact, they damage our reputation. **The website that disappeared is the real scammer.** That is who you should be most angry at. **What you must do now:** 1. **Contact your bank, credit card company, or PayPal IMMEDIATELY.** Dispute the charge. Tell them you were scammed by a website that has since disappeared, that the tracking was fake, and you never received your item. This is your best chance to recover your money. 2. **Report the scam** to consumer protection agencies in your country (like the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov in the US, or Action Fraud in the UK). 3. **If you remember how you found the site** (social media ad, search engine, etc.), report it to that platform. **For additional support and resources** on fighting scam disputes, you can visit this link: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA *(Note: I cannot access this specific form, but it may provide helpful guidance. You can also search for consumer protection resources in your country.)* We are not your enemy. We are a legitimate platform, and we genuinely hope you recover your money. The people who deserve your anger are the scammers who created that website and took your payment. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team

Dear Customer, Thank you for your review. I completely understand your anger and frustration. You tried to contact us, we had the "audacity" to claim your package was delivered when it wasn't, and then we went silent. From your perspective, this is absolutely a 100% scam, and I don't blame you for feeling that way. **However, I need to clarify a critical point that explains why this happened:** TRACK718 is **NOT the seller**. We are not the company that took your money. We do not sell products, handle payments, or ship packages. We are a **third-party tracking platform** – a tool that collects shipping information from carriers and sellers and displays it for consumers like you. **The "company" you tried to contact and that claimed delivery was the seller** – the website where you made your purchase. They are the ones who took your money, created a fake tracking number, and fed false information into our system. When that tracking number showed "delivered," they were the ones who generated that status. We simply displayed it. **Your unsuccessful attempts to contact "this company" – you were likely trying to contact the seller, not us.** If you emailed us, our support team responds to all legitimate inquiries. But if you asked us where your package is, we couldn't give you a satisfactory answer because we don't have that information. We cannot locate a package that doesn't exist. The only people who can help you recover your money are your bank or payment provider. **What you must do now:** 1. **Contact your bank, credit card company, or PayPal IMMEDIATELY.** Dispute the charge. Tell them you were scammed – the seller provided fake tracking, claimed delivery without delivering, and is now unresponsive. This is your best chance to get your money back. The dispute window is often limited, so act now. 2. **Report the seller** to consumer protection agencies in your country (like the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov in the US, or Action Fraud in the UK). 3. **If you found them through social media,** report their page or ad to that platform. **For additional support and resources** on fighting scam disputes, you can visit this link: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA *(Note: I cannot access this specific form, but it may provide helpful guidance.)* We are not your enemy. We are a legitimate platform, and we genuinely hope you recover your money. The people who deserve your anger are the scammers who created the fake website and took your payment. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team

Dear Customer, Thank you for sharing your experience. I completely understand your anger and confusion. Your question is absolutely valid: **"WTF is Instagram and Facebook doing allowing scammers to advertise?"** You clicked on what you thought was a real store, got redirected to a fake site, and ended up with fake tracking numbers. It's infuriating, and you deserve an honest explanation. **Here's what's actually happening in this scam chain:** 1. **The Fake Ad:** Scammers create ads on Instagram/Facebook that look like they're from real brands. They use the logos, colors, and names of trusted companies. When you click, instead of going to the real store, a technical trick (sometimes called "cloaking") redirects you to their fake website. Meta (Instagram/Facebook's parent company) has systems to detect this, but scammers constantly evolve their methods to slip through. It's an ongoing cat-and-mouse game. 2. **The Fake Store:** The website you landed on (the scammer's site) took your money. This is the real criminal. They have no connection to the legitimate brand they impersonated. 3. **The Fake Tracking:** To make the scam look credible and buy time, they generated a fake tracking number and directed you to our site (or others like it). They fed false information into the system. **We are NOT the scammer.** We are a **third-party tracking platform** – a tool that displays shipping information provided by sellers. We do not sell products, handle payments, or ship packages. Think of us like a phone company: if a scammer uses a phone to deceive you, you don't blame the phone company. **Why doesn't Meta stop this?** Meta removes millions of fake ads every year, but scammers are sophisticated. They use VPNs, fake accounts, and constantly change their methods. They also exploit the fact that Meta's ad review process, while extensive, cannot catch every single bad actor in real-time. You can help by **reporting the ad** directly through Instagram/Facebook's reporting tools. **What you must do now:** 1. **Contact your bank, credit card company, or PayPal IMMEDIATELY.** Dispute the charge. Tell them you were scammed by a fake website you reached through a misleading ad. This is your best chance to recover your money. 2. **Report the ad to Meta.** Use the "Report Ad" function on the platform. The more reports, the more pressure on them to act. 3. **Report the scam** to your country's consumer protection agency (like the FTC in the US at reportfraud.ftc.gov, or Action Fraud in the UK). For additional support and resources, you can visit this link: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA *(Note: I cannot access this specific form, but it may provide helpful guidance. You can also search for consumer protection resources in your country.)* We are not your enemy. The people who deserve your anger are the scammers who created the fake ad, the fake store, and who stole your money. We hope you recover your funds. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team

Dear Customer, Thank you for sharing this information. I understand that you have taken a significant step by filing a report with the police, and I respect your decision to pursue this through official channels. It is important that all concerns are properly investigated. **I need to clarify a fundamental point for the record:** TRACK718 is **NOT the seller** and **NOT a scam operation**. We are a legitimate third-party tracking platform – a tool that collects shipping information from carriers and sellers and displays it for consumers. We do not sell products, handle payments, or ship packages. **If you were scammed, the responsible party is the seller** – the website where you made your purchase. That seller created fake tracking information and directed you to our site to make their scheme look credible. We are simply the platform that displayed the information they provided. **We fully support your police investigation** and hope it leads to the real criminals who took your money. If law enforcement requires any technical data or cooperation from us, we are prepared to assist through proper legal channels. **For additional support and resources**, you can visit: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA *(Note: I cannot access this specific form, but it may provide helpful guidance. You can also contact us directly at [email protected] if authorities need information.)* We genuinely hope your investigation leads to justice against the actual scammers. The people who deserve to be stopped are those who create fake websites and steal money from consumers – not the platforms they misuse. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team

Dear Customer, Thank you for sharing your experience. Your attention to detail – noticing the misspelling of "address" as "addresse" – is actually a powerful observation. Legitimate companies with professional systems do not make such basic spelling errors. That small mistake is a significant red flag that confirms you are dealing with fraudsters. **Let me clarify a critical point about who is responsible:** TRACK718 is **NOT the seller**. We are not the company that took your money. We do not sell products, handle payments, or ship packages. We are a **third-party tracking platform** – a tool that collects shipping information from carriers and sellers and displays it for consumers like you. The "delivered" status you saw on our site was information provided by the **seller** – the website where you made your purchase. They created that fake tracking number, they fed the false update into the system, and they are the ones who spelled "address" incorrectly. We simply displayed what they gave us. We did not create it, verify it, or control it. **The 24-hour wait for a response from the seller is another classic scam tactic.** They use these delays to buy time. While you wait for their reply, your dispute window with your bank or payment provider may be closing. The goal is to keep you hoping and waiting until it's too late to get your money back. **What you must do now:** 1. **Do NOT wait for the seller's response.** Contact your bank, credit card company, or PayPal IMMEDIATELY. Dispute the charge. Tell them: - You ordered from a website that is now clearly fraudulent. - The tracking provided was fake (point out the misspelling as evidence). - You never received your item despite the false "delivered" status. - The seller is using delay tactics (24-hour response times) to stall. 2. **Report the seller** to consumer protection agencies in your country (like the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov in the US, or Action Fraud in the UK). 3. **If you found them through social media,** report their page or ad to that platform. **For additional support and resources** on fighting scam disputes, you can visit this link: https://forms.gle/edkqbeiPgdATs3pZA *(Note: I cannot access this specific form, but it may provide helpful guidance. You can also search for consumer protection resources in your country.)* We are not your enemy. The people who deserve your anger are the scammers who created that website, misspelled "address," and stole your money. We hope you recover your funds. Sincerely, TRACK718 Customer Support Team