Dewlure Reviews 

Quick replies and friendly service throughout.

Great service and excellent products 👌🏾

Don't fall for it, I got an email that seemed to be from About You about a mystery box. I paid the amount properly and then three amounts were charged to my credit card.

I emailed the company involved (Shoescosm) from which I suddenly got an email saying that an account had been created and a membership was taken out, and this came with a hefty charge.

They refer in the email to terms and conditions that I supposedly saw before paying, even though this was nowhere clearly stated.

I have now repeatedly stated that they need to return everything and cancel the membership. It seems the membership has been canceled, but the money cannot be returned because, according to their terms, this isn’t possible.

I received the terms as a PDF in my email after paying, but by then the money was already reserved on the credit card. It's about 133 euros.

I have filled a fraud report by the police.

This website is a spam and takes more money from you than you originally was willing to pay. I did 1 payment and it did an additional 6 and you need to be quick to get a refund before they hack your bank.
It was linked with a website called Pencilbunk.com
Thay are a scam and I do worry why hasnt this problem been solved. Do not purchase from them and check emails for sales do not link to this company.

Linked to phishing scam. Took three payments from my son. Wouldn't respond to request for information.

Beware, if you see deducted money from Dewlure on your Credit Card, block your Credit card immediately.

All positive statements
"xxx was helpful"
"xxx solved my problem"

are from people in the same situation.
They promise to return the money for a positive review.
But at the same time they continue to withdraw money from your account.

The only way to stop it is immediately block your credit card.

Dewlure.com and Model2play.com are the same fraudsters offering bargains at a fraction of the real value for any product type or brand you happen to search for on Facebook in a pop-up ad that later disappears. They scammed my elderly mother into buying a nonexistent item and faked a delivery notice. After a refund request, she received multiple emails prompting her to leave positive reviews on Trustpilot so that her claim can be processed. We reported the fraud to the bank, the police, and ScamAdviser to prevent further damage. Stay away from these two websites!!! One can easily have an idea of their illicit earnings if they charge only 9.99 EUR to hundred thousands of unsuspecting global customers. Too bad that Facebook enables such fraudulent advertisers.