Ist dermstore.com sicher?

☠ Scraping Website - Illegal, Stolen Trustmarks ☠ Forced Magazine Subscription Scheme ☛ You don't want them, then you need to request for the refund! ☠ Commonly associated with: Cyberpiracy, Trademark Infringement, Counterfeit Goods, Fake Merchandise, Illegal Operations. ☛ Site Using Fake or Fraudulent Trust Marks and Seals are key indicators of a Scam Site. ☛ Why trust a site that needs to Steal Trust Seals??? Where is the Trust coming from??? ☛ Use these sites with caution, do not become their next victim. ☛ Fully read the "Warnings" and "Membership Terms and Conditions" ✍ Note: Major Security/Trust Seals/Icons commonly used by: BBB .org, McAfee, Thawte, TRUSTe, Trustwave, UpFront, VeriSign/Norton, and others should all have URL's linked to those Icon's. When clicked the URL should "Open" the "relevant sites Certificate or verification page"!!! If they don't, they are FAKE!!! ✍ Sites that do not subscribe to the Norton VeriSign, McAfee Secure, or other Trust/Secure services try to fool consumers/visitors by placing a stolen copy of the trustmark/seal on their website in order to give the appearance of "Trust" and "Security". This practice is called "Scraping." (•ิ_•ิ) Why would you trust a site that needs to knowingly Steal Trust Seals? Which of course sounds nothing like how a legitimate and reputable company would do business! (•ิ_•ิ) Always remember the basic rules about Scammers/Spammers: ❶ Scammers/Spammers always lie. ❷ If a Scammers/spammer says they aren't lying, see rule 1. Illegal VeriSign Certificates - Fake/Forged (site uses a JPG): ☠ hzzp://media.dermstore.com/images/footer/TrustSeal.png ☛ https://trustsealinfo.verisign.com/splash?form_file=fdf/splash.fdf&dn=dermstore.com ☛ https://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?url=dermstore.com

***** automatically includes "free" magazine subscriptions with their orders. What this really means is that Dermstore sells their customer's addresses and phone numbers (at the very least) to Subco, Inc., which is a clearing house. Subco, in turn sells every customer's info. to another clearing house/ marketing company. If you contact Dermstore customer service they will deny any involvement with this magazine scam, but they are indeed profiting off of selling their customer's personal information, which is why Dermstore does not offer customers the option of refusing the "free" magazines. Go to dermstore.com and add any item to your shopping cart--the "free" magazine subscription will appear in your cart and you will see that they do not give an option of rejecting the so-called "special offer". They have a refund request form they claim you can send to Subco to be refunded the value of the magazine; however Subco will give you the run around and claim you haven't submitted the required documentation, or that they have been unable to locate the order, even when provided with the actual order confirmation from dermstore. Another gem they like to throw out as an umbrella excuse is the good ol' nugget, that the offer is valid only "while supplies last". Tell me, how can a company that handles nothing but magazines run out of magazines?