Is Jemmore.com a Scam or Legit? | Website Review
Author: James Greening
Jemmore is a website that claims to be selling women’s clothing at discounted prices. It has consistently been among the most-searched websites on Scamadviser.com. Therefore, we have done an in-depth review for the benefit of our users.
Website Information
Official Domain
jemmore.com
Registered on
2021-01-19
Location
Hidden using a paid service
Owner
Hidden using a paid service
Alexa Rank
2,589,814 (Very Low)
Website Speed
No data
Jemmore is a website that claims to be selling various women’s clothing items such as tops, bottoms, dresses, coats and more at low prices. The website is in French, which might imply that Jemmore is a French operation, but this is unlikely. Read further to know the reason behind this belief.
The website is quite new as the domain name has been registered only in January 2021. The registrant’s details such as name, location and contact information have been hidden using a paid service. Therefore, it is a new website that is being operated anonymously.
The products on the website are reminiscent of those sold by the ChicV Ltd. network of Chinese websites. This is seemingly corroborated by the fact that the same or similar products can be found on several Chinese online stores. One of these sites is AiryCloth that has been already been reviewed and was found to give shoppers a bad experience.
The images on the website are not accurate depictions of the items being sold. This is because they are edited pictures that show designs superimposed onto stock images of models.
Therefore, this can be misleading and customers’ expectations may vary widely from what they actually receive. As we will see in the User Reviews section of this article, that does indeed seem to be the case.
The About Us or ‘CONCERNANT’ page of the website contains the following text:
Bienvenue sur Jemmore.com, nous aimons toutes les passions et tous les intérêts sur la Terre, car c'est une référence à votre UNIQUENESS. Et propager cela exactement ... est notre vision fondamentale:
Pour vous aider à exprimer. Pour vous soutenir chez Jemmore.
The part that has been bolded is nothing but a French version of the text used by the Uniqueness network that consists of hundreds, if not thousands, of dubious websites.
I found that there are at least 18 other websites that contain this same text. By analyzing these domains using the Scamadviser Analyzer, it was revealed that 17 out of 19 (89.5%) websites have shared or neighbouring IP addresses. Jemmore itself shares the same IP address as 4 of these websites. This strongly suggests that all the different websites might be operated by the same owners.
Two of these domains have been registered in Hong Kong by ‘CHICV INTERNATIONAL HOLDING LIMITED’. Therefore, there seems to be a credible link between the ChicV and Uniqueness networks of websites. This also implies that Jemmore is likely to be a Chinese website and not French as consumers might assume.
While testing the checkout process, I found that the PayPal account associated with Jemmore is named ‘Vic shopping’. This is highly suspicious as this is not a name that is mentioned anywhere on Jemmore’s website.
Company Information
Email ID
service@Jemmore.com
Phone Number
Not provided
Address
Not provided
Social Media Profiles
Facebook page (created on 8th February 2021): https://www.facebook.com/Jemmore-102784948517426
Scamadviser Verification
The Scamadviser page of Jemmore has not been claimed by the company.
Jemmore’s website contains absolutely no information about the company that is running it. There is no company name, address or phone number provided on any of the pages. The website does not even mention a return address.
The only contact information on the entire website is the email ID ‘service@Jemmore.com’. Therefore, the only way to contact Jemmore is through email. It is never a good sign when a company does not provide multiple channels for customer support.
Oddly, there are no social media pages mentioned on the website even though Jemmore has a Facebook page. The page information shows that it is being managed from Bangladesh and China, as well as two undisclosed locations. Considering that Jemmore has tentative connections to the ChicV network, it is likely that China is the actual location of the page owners.
The page is also being used to run advertisements on Facebook and Instagram.
User Reviews
There are several reviews available for Jemmore in the Reviews section of the Facebook page apart from a review on the site’s Scamadviser page.
The reviews are exclusively negative and customers have voiced complaints such as false advertising, non-delivery, long delivery times, missing items, wrong sizes of the clothing, inferior quality, unresponsive customer service and refusal to provide full refunds. They have also clearly mentioned that the packages arrived from China.
Conclusion
There is an extremely high likelihood that Jemmore might be a scam.
It has a Trust Score of 1% on Scamadviser, indicating that it is tremendously risky to shop on this website. You can read more about Jemmore’s Trust Score here.
It is a new website that has been created in January 2020. The registrant’s details have been hidden using a paid service, which means that it is being operated anonymously. The website itself does not provide any company information either.
The products on the website are not original and many of them are the same as those sold by the infamous ChicV Ltd. network of Chinese websites. The images on the site are not actual photographs of the clothing. They are edited images of designs superimposed onto stock models and several customers have complained that they were misled by these images.
The text used on the website is not original either. The same text can be found on at least 18 other websites. It is also the same as the text used by the Uniqueness network of websites that have several allegations against them of being a scam.
Data from the Scamadviser Analyzer suggests that these websites do indeed have the same owners and at least two of the domains have been registered by ChicV International Holding Limited based in Hong Kong. Therefore, it appears that Jemmore is not a standalone brand but simply one website among a large network operated by the same owners.
The Facebook information also shows that it is being operated from China. Therefore, Jemmore is not a French website as shoppers may assume due to the French language.
The PayPal account associated with Jemmore is named ‘Vic shopping’, which is not mentioned anywhere on the website.The website contains no name, address or phone number of the company operating it. The only way to contact Jemmore is via email and customers have complained that they received very poor support.
Other complaints voiced by customers include products not being delivered, long waiting times, clothing being delivered in wrong sizes, poor quality of the clothes and customer-unfriendly policies regarding returns and refunds.
It is advisable to avoid shopping on Jemmore or any of the 18 related websites, as the chances of having a bad experience are considerably high.
Learn More
Jemmore is one among countless dubious e-commerce stores that originate from China but do not disclose their origins. It is important to exercise caution when shopping online to avoid losing your money or ending up unhappy with your purchase.
To know more about how you can have a pleasant online shopping experience while ordering from Chinese ecommerce stores, read the article 7 Common Mistakes to Avoid with Chinese Stores.
You can also check our list of Reliable Chinese Ecommerce Sites from where you can order products directly from China without getting scammed. You can also take a look at our list of Reliable Fashion Websites.
Read our reviews of other dodgy online stores with connections to several other websites:
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- Is Zolucky.com a Scam or Legit?
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Appendix
List of websites that have the same content as Jemmore:
bellholy.com
berrybely.com
chilmia.com
colornada.com
ellaclothy.com
fancyvet.com
fr.justfashionnow.com
glorimiyaa.com
helochic.com
jodielena.com
justfashionnowfr.com
khunturia.com
lotigirls.com
melocora.com
moriclo.com
sindycoca.com
sommertee.com
yolinico.com
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