I wonder how Rachel Rees could get my email. At first, I thought it was a real collaboration invitation because she use trusted e-mail address. But, their social media & website seems suspicious. Ther... See more
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The Softi, The SkinGlo, and Glowsure are ALL SCAMS. They ask you to buy their product for 50% off, take your contents, and do not pay you the promised 720 USD. Do not trust them like I almost did.
A definite scam. They messaged my friend first and now they messaged me. During the time that they messaged my friend we both assumed it was all legit, but weeks later my friend still hasn’t even rece... See more
Contacted from the softi.com...did research for scam... nothing found... searching in pictures... and finally got to the glowsure... exactly the same pictures !!! it's scam
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If I could give them 0 stars I would
If I could give them 0 stars I would. Unfortunately, I fell for the scam. I wish I would have seen these reviews sooner, but it seems like we all got scammed around the same time based on when the reviews were written.
They reached out to me in an email, sent me a contract with the guidelines written out, and a discount code to purchase the product. I figured that I needed to order from their website so I could appear as a verified customer when I write a review (kind of like on Amazon). I have done this twice before with another brand.
After I spent my own money on the product and literally spent 3 hours of my time setting up a photo shoot, taking creative photos, and editing them so they are high quality photos, they COMPLETELY GHOSTED ME. They will not respond to my emails.
Please, if you see this, report their IG accout at @theskinglo because they are absolutely ROBBING hard working content creators. I will most certainly be encouraging my followers to report their account and have it removed because it is an absolute shame what they are doing to content creators. They say their product is "cruelty free" but they are cruel to their partners.
Horrible
Horrible. They are real scammers. They tell you that they will collaborate with you in exchange for 5 photos with the product that you have to buy and for this they supposedly pay you € 450 It is a hoax and a lie. Be very careful with these scammers
This company is A SCAMMMMMMM THEY ARE…
This company is A SCAMMMMMMM THEY ARE FRAUDS ACTING LIKE THEY WANNA WORK WITH YOU, they’ll give you a discount code to buy their product and request 5 images with it for a payment. THEY ARE LIARS AND SCAMMERS. DO NOT BUY FROM THEM AND REPORT THEIR INSTAGRAM PAGE
SCAMMERS
This company are scammers they buy products that are a fraction of the price for what they sell them for. Offering fake brand deals in which you sent them photos of yours self with ‘their’ product in return for a payment that doesn’t exist. Please do not buy from them
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