Ultimate Dj wrote:and what can they do if I give them my Address?
You've gotta ask yourself
why they are asking for your address. They don't need it merely for enquiries. It's really odd that they're even asking for it.
Honestly, that site is
seriously dodgy. There are countless things I can see on there that put up the red warning flags. Steer well clear!
It's better to pay a couple of hundred dollars more for peace of mind and have REAL product support, than have it all robbed from you by some scummy git that disappears off the face of the planet as soon as they have your cash.
It's not even a proper website. It's hosted on mass anonymous free servers. The actual parent site is
http://page.tl , which is an East Timor (Indonesia) domain.
You can't find who Robynenterpriseslimited are, their address, etc. They're not accountable and they can erase their "site" at a moments notice and you'll have absolutely no comeback.
Daz also mentioned it, but Western Union is PRIMARILY used by scammers. There's no paper trail, so you're effectively giving them cash in hand, with no comeback.
Their business strategies on that site are warped (they're certainly not business people, that's for sure!), they also offer only 30 days warranty

, they leave no contact details (address, email, telephone numbers, etc.), their English communication is extremely poor, their website is designed by a pre-school infant and is NOT indicative of a professional business that has been running since 1999, there's only one person who's signed the guestbook (in the last 10 years), their child-like fanciful 'blurb' carries no substance whatsoever, and they say things like "
What are you waiting for.why not make your first purchase others of us today, and enjoy exceptional service with joy and happiness." and "
We sincerely hope you enjoy shopping in the United States, and we pray that God enriches the pockets you have to make their own orders for the company."
They're PRAYING for you to line their pockets!
It's all hot air, and designed (albeit extremely badly) to snare unsuspecting victims.
They are almost certainly scammers.