Avasreview Reviews 16

There is a no-brainer way to see if this OR ANY review site is a scam:

1. Find the page that lists all the various products that have reviews from this reviewer. (AVASREVIEW.COM)

2. Look at the review for a half dozen or more different products. (It doesn't matter if you really want the item.)

3. Compare the brand name of all the "#1" rated products. If they are all the same brand and you have never heard of that brand before, you can be assured it is a scam.

There is no way a single company can make so many "#1" products and you haven't heard of them before.

this was the top hit when i searched for rechargeable heated insoles online. i foolishly chose the first option for Osmo, and proceeded to place an order. it's been over a month, and i've been getting the run around from Osmo which leads me to believe this entire network from ava's reviews to all the businesses it recommends is a total scam. i'm sick of online shopping and all the fake businesses and scams and i'm going back to shopping in a brick and mortar

These people are giving fake reviews of products

SCAM. Says no monthly subscription required, but it is inoperable without a monthly prepaid cellular data subscription plan (sim card) . TOTAL SHAM. False advertising and the review site that has "TrustPilot" label on it is actually a website owned and operated by the owners of the product they give all the highest rating and reviews on. TOTAL HOAX. Anasreview.com is operated by Seth Media, in "About us" link on anasreview.com. Interestingly enough, the email support for the Osmo Nordpaw, which is ranked as #1 on Anasreview.com is run and operated by Seth Medical Group on the Anasreview.com, the same entity that runs the review site which has provided the direct links to the site to purchase the device called usa.osmo-official.com on anasreview.com Contact support for Osmo-Nordpaw is "Seth Medical Group" . Same play on names and companies all run by same person and group of scammers. TOTAL HOAX AND SHAM.

Absolute drivel. Fake site. Avoid.

Following a search for the best epilator for women, the website ‘Avasreview.com’ recommended the ‘Osmo Epiluxe’. I followed the link provided, which took me to the Osmo website. As the details of the product looked ideal I ordered the product on 23 November; the price paid was £84.15, including free delivery.
The epilator was delivered 6 December. I was expecting to receive an Osmo branded product but was extremely disappointed to see the epilator is just a generic product, with no mention of ‘Osmo’ or ‘Epiluxe’ on the box or epilator itself. The instructions inside show the product is made by a firm named ‘MEISHI’ – this is not what we ordered.
I have researched the product and have found that, had we wanted a cheap version, we could have ordered an exact copy of the one received, on Amazon – at a price of £11.99, (£72.16 cheaper than that received from Osmo)
I believe we have been mis-sold this product and hope to return it for a full refund..

Yes, yes, yes to all the previous one star reviews. If you come across ANY review site promoting a ‘number one’ product that you’ve never heard of, DON’T assume something new and truely wonderful slipped onto the market while your back was turned, just go to their ‘number one product’ summary list of pros and cons and look for the ‘signature’ single listed ‘con’ … “product sometimes difficult to purchase due to high demand” (or similar).

Fake review site, avoid like the plague! There are hundreds of these affiliated websites selling substandard products. Common to all of them is that they have no physical address, no telephone number, and only a support at contact. Common thread is that the best product only drawback is that it often sold out. SCAM!

This site seems to exist purely to promote Osmo products.

Utter waste of time!
Advertise one leaf blower as top rated (OSMO)
and deliver a product not much better than a hair dryer.
Avoid like the plague

This is not a review site, this is a scam artist peddling their overpriced tat.
keep away.

Dodgy review site. Do not use.

I read a post on Ava’s review.com regarding the best pet GPS trackers, and bought 2 of the KittyFind GPS trackers. Nowhere does it mention on avasreview that the trackers need a SIM card to function. I have now been told by the supplier (Osmo-official.com) that in order to receive a refund I need to send the trackers back to China at my own expense. These websites must be affiliated somehow and are out to scam money out of people. Do not trust!

I did search on best GPS trackers for the dog. Avasreview provided misleading information. The claimed that NordPaw is waterproof GPS tracker for dogs. After discussing on the chat with NordPaw support, it is Splash proof and does not use satellite GPS technology but 4g/GPRS. Please double check any claims provided by this website.