eSources.co.uk Reviews, Review scam, spam, forum, telephone number, complaints and fraudsters?

I also unsubscribed to esources emails, and STILL receiving them. I am sick to death of getting them now. Tried the free service which was a waste of time, and now all I get in endless spam about upgrades.

Arrrrrr!!!!!

esources.co.uk are DEFINITELY A SCAM! They have been taking money from my credit by for no reason, after I emailed them to cancel. I have emailed, emailed, and emailed to try and get refund, by they just say I did not cancel.

I want my money back esources, and I will be taking this to court. Have my word on that!!!!!

If there are any others who want to join forces with these scammers, then please let’s get together and force this mickey mouse outfit out of business once and for all!!!!!

So glad I found this before parting with any money. I am pretty shocked at what esources have got up to. It is lower than low what they are doing.

All I wanted was to find some genuine wholesale suppliers, not enter into world war three. I will be staying well clear of that website.

Do NOT, NOT NOT, give esources your email address, as they will SPAM THE LIVING HELL OUT OF YOU. I even tried to unsubscribe using the unsubscribe link thinking the spam would stop.

Guess what????? ESOURCES STILL SEND THE SPAM!!!

I paid to join esources (I know, I know, I should have done my research first), but I believed all the sales bumth on their site. I then started trading with one of their **tradepass** suppliers, only to be royally ripped off, wrecking my ebay feedback, as no orders were sent, no emails were replied to, and in the end I had to put in paypal disputes with the supplier. I also put a paypal dispute in with esources.

I will never use esources again, and wish I had never heard of them.

Pauline

Thank you very much. This is not the first place I have read very bad reviews about esources. Back to the drawing board I suppose.

Good article, informative too, usually with these kind of sites you can find most of the resources yourself if you do your homework and a few hours on google!

esources, world wide brands salehoo and all those type of sites are bordering on scams, because you are paying them for information that is already free.

Don’t pay, you will lose your money. All you need is a browser and Google to find the same suppliers.

I was also a victim of esources and their rubbish website. Spam galore, poor suppliers, and much more.

Don’t waste your money people. esources, or whatever they call themselves are NOT worth paying for.

Hibernator I have emailed you.

I also did try and obtain a refund from esources after not being happy with their services.

They ignored me, and refused to reply to any of my emails. I am not out of pocket for a service that is useless to me. I am thinking of taking action against them.

Where do I start, when taking action against esources?

I wasted my money with them too. There are free alternatives out there.

That letter is UNBELIEVABLE!! Avoiding the UK courts when esources are clearly advertising their business as being in the UK.

That has scam written all over it!

The other key factor here, is that Stefano Carboni, who owns esources.co.uk and wholesaledeals.co.uk is a SOLE TRADER, which means he is personally liable for his business activities.

http://www.scamchecker.com/report/stefano-carboni-esources.co.uk-esources-rip-scam-stefano-carboni

SCAM REPORT: esources contacts – Stefano Carboni

All of the following is true and a statement of the facts.

I too recently had cause to ask for a refund of subscription fees to esources.co.uk

After subscribing I found that much of the information was out of date and the claims made on the website regarding the quality and quantity of the information were simply untrue.

Furthermore, they have a system that monitors your IP address. Mine changed for some reason and they simply suspended my account without warning. I tried to contact support but got nowhere.

After a little more research trying to find a contact I find that esources.co.uk are talked about all over the internet and the main person, Stefano Carboni is linked to many unsavory activities.

As I have read on many forums I became yet another victim of the firewall set up by this company. it appears that all of the contact information is simply false. 27 Old Gloucester Street is an accommodation address and as I subsequently discovered, is well known to the Met for the cover address of many scams over the years.

So the problem it appears for many of us is how do we get recourse?

Luckily for me and not so for Mr Carboni, my business partner trained as a lawyer so knew precisely the route to take.

He checked the Electoral Roll/Council tax register on 192.com with a search for Name: Stefano Carboni Location: London – There are two premium results and after paying their fee we acquired the address.

As a sole trader Mr Carboni is PERSONALLY liable for claims so we served the relevant County Court papers (available from your local county court and a small fee which is recoverable when successful) upon Mr Carboni at his address. The court received a reply to the summons confirming the address unequivocally.

Each successful county court claim will severely affect a person’s credit rating. A single CCJ will cause huge problems when trying to get a mortgage, even when trying to renew an existing one – a couple of CCJs and a person is effectively ostracized from the credit system. If a person has a couple of CCJs they will find it practically impossible to get credit of any description.

esources.co.uk owner: Stefano Carboni
Address:

Flat 73
Leeward Court
Asher Way
Shadwell
London
E1W 2JZ

it has been stated that Carboni is claiming that he is based in Italy when court action is taken – this is untrue – he is cited at this address on the UK electrol roll and esources is VAT registered at this address

http://www.cashloopholes.co.uk/wholesale-dropshipping/3482-e-sources-http-www-esources-co-uk-2.html

esources are the biggest scam outfit I have ever come across. I paid my fee and then they locked my acount for no reason other than I used another computer to log in. They locked the account and still keep taking money.

this is an outrage – how do you stop them?

I searched google and there are hundreds of people getting ripped off by them!

does anyone have any contact details for esources becasue the ones they have on their site are fake?

I really wish I’d done a simple search on this company before I parted with any money. I saw a review on a forum – wholesaleforum.com/ but this is a scam and a con, this site seems to be owned by esources and all the comments are fake!!!! They are all put up by editors – this is what all the reputable wholesale furums are saying.

My experience is terrible and I’m getting scammed, like lots of other people. If only I could find a real address.

http://www.elertgadget.com/palert/stefano_carboni_scam_esources_758498.htm

STEFANO CARBONI SCAM ESOURCES

Here we are again!!!

A quick Google search on the phrase: ‘Stefano Carboni Scam’ will reveal a surprising number of results: http://www.google.com/search?q=stefano+carboni+scam&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

An acquaintance of mine has been actively exposing Carboni and I applaud the fact that he has not been scared by Carboni’s ridiculous legal threats and rebuttals on forums and other websites.

There appear to be no end of people who have nothing good to say about this person and here is yet another report for your perusal.

I have been asked to write this by Auctions International Ltd who run a network of auction, surplus stock and wholesale websites in anticipation of Carboni as it appears that anyone attempting to reveal the truth about him is subjected to his own form of retaliation … well we say bring it on Carboni.

The trump card for anyone on the receiving end of Carboni’s legal threats is that to bring any sort of action he’d have to come out of hiding from behind his false addresses … That’ll be revealing!

There is nothing in this report that can’t be fully substantiated by factual evidence and screenshots.

This coward hides behind his accommodation addresses and never answers his mobile. Occasionally, when you do get through, incredulously, his mummy answers.

For those who have been on the receiving end of Carboni and were interested in the face behind the frauds and threats, here he is:

Pretty eh?

Having a meal with the money scammed from hard-working, honest individuals.

So what has he done now to incense yet another person to bash out on the keyboard?

Mr Carboni appears to be doing very well from selling information on his wholesale network of websites so you would think that a little honest investment in data input wouldn’t be too much to ask.

But no!

Auctions International first became aware of Carboni’s existence when he approached them through one of their websites asking ‘if he could promote the auction data as it would be a good match for his service’. A few mails were passed and nothing came of it, mainly due to the fact Carboni failed to deliver on any of his promises.

So imagine the shock and horror when they found through routinely searching and checking seo, esources suddenly coming up under auctions related keywords!!! … especially as only a few weeks prior they absolutely no auction database and only maintained wholesale data.

Miraculously, Carboni had managed to find every auctioneer in the UK ‘through organic research!!!’ (a feat that took Auctions International several years of ongoing work to accomplish), and place it in his database that, astonishingly duplicated that of Auctions International to the letter. Even the categories were word perfect; words that had been entered by a hard working researcher.

Naturally Carboni was approached and said it must be a ‘data input mistake’ and ‘would look at it’ … of course he didn’t and the data is still appearing on his other website wholesaledeals.co.uk which, again appears to be trading at an accomadation address: http://www.google.com/search?q=60+Windsor+Avenue&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

However, a quick who is search on the domain and hey presto! Carboni rears his ugly head: http://who.is/whois/wholesaledeals.co.uk/

Now, not content with stealing data and publishing it as his own Carboni has recently stooped even lower … if that were possible.

Auctions International have, for 15 years, published wholesale data and when Carboni set up after scamming another contact in 2006 must have soon realized that they were a competitor and probably, although they can’t prove it, has been systematically stealing that data too.

This year Auctions International has been undergoing major changes and rebranding – They brought their wholesale data under the main website.

Imagine the utter astonishment when they received a mail from their hosting company whereby they had received a copyright infringement claim!!!!

Yes! Carboni is now claiming copyright ownership of data he stole from Auctions International TWO YEARS AGO!.

Although laughable it is actually quite serious as they are now having to defend their position and present their evidence that Carboni is actually, factually, as low as they come.

Auctions International have now filed thier own Copyright Infringement notice to Rackspace, Carboni’s hosting company and to Nominet the Internet registry for .uk domain names. And I imaging it won’t end there…

We’ll be posting this article around the web and encourage anyone who has had a run in with Carboni to not sit and take it but get it reported on the web.

Carboni can threaten all he likes but the truth will out!

eSources is trading on stolen data and anyone paying is funding the luxury lifestyle of scam artist.

We urge you to get the word out.

Stefano Carboni … Scam Artist, Data Thief and Career Criminal … to be continued!

Update: We are pretty certain this is the address of Stefano Carboni taken from the electoral roll. Letters were sent and not answered. if this was not the right Carboni we are pretty sure the innocent party would have responded.

If you take a look on google street view, you’ll see a gated development. The perfect hide out for this scam artist and thief.

Flat 73
Leeward Court
Asher Way
Shadwell
London
E1W 2JZ

Real Contact number: 0785 984 9394

http://www.safelysourcingchina.com/2010/12/wholesaledeals-co-uk/

Mr. Stefano Carboni And Wholesaledeals.co.uk

Mr. Stefano Carboni Of eSources Seems To Have Been Somewhat Busy In The Scam Sector.

Isn’t fate a strange and flirtatious creature?

Here I am being ripped-off by Mr. Stefano Carboni, and his “Trade Portal” eSources; when I check out search terms on my blog and see that someone has arrived at my pages through a search in Google for the following string, “stefano carboni scam“.

I think to myself, “Hello, what’s this?“, and follow the link to the Google search page where I find a number of links connecting Mr. Carboni’s name to the word “scam“, and not in a very positive way. Actually, in a very negative way.

Interestingly the first two listings are mine. One I published on the RipOffReport website immediately after I lost my first money to him in April; and the other directing people to my previous eSources article in this blog.
Another Of Mr. Stefano Carboni’s Sites.

Another Of Mr. Stefano Carboni’s Sites.

The third link connected me to a site called UK Fraud Forum, where I found an article simply entitled “wholesaledeals.co.uk“. In which article an individual describes his or her attempts to get the goods for which they’d payed £ 476.80. This individual had tried to email the site, for support, backup, and information; however this was apparently nothing but a send message function, not a real email address, and so simply bounced back.

Additionally, no one answered the phone, as is also the case with eSources, where they provide a phone number to make the page look legitimate, but don’t “offer telephone support“. Meaning, absolutely nobody to talk to at any point in the event of anything going wrong.

This person, then got on to the police, their bank, and also the Trading Standards Office, but eventually got Mr. Carboni’s attention by ordering goods to the value of £ 30,000, but didn’t complete the payment schedule section.

By which point, it had now been three weeks that this individual had ordered their goods, without them having arrived, and had been unable to attract Mr. Carboni’s attention by any of the usual media.

Now, however it would seem, that since Mr. Carboni could see the potential of reaping a £ 30,000 windfall, as it flickered across his screen, or shot him off an email warning him of a failed transaction of £ 30,000; within a mere hour of seeing this failed transaction notice, Mr. Carboni himself called the victim. Isn’t greed a wonderful motivator? Evidently, he hadn’t checked the details of this “client“, and wasn’t aware that he was in for a bit of an ear-bashing.

In the complainants own words, “it went on from there. a few excuses followed. delivery never turning up and another excuse, and on and on. they turned up in the end but some things were broken, items were of a cheaper nature then what i ordered. i definately will not use them again. one of the worst companies i have ever had to deal with.”

I think this individual was extremely lucky to even get these things. It’s quite possible that Mr. Carboni’s own greed for the possible £ 30,000 was behind this individual getting anything remotely resembling his or her actual order.

Another point to note is that the street address, as published on this website is different from the eSources address; moreover, the complainant, in this particular case, did a little research, and discovered that the post code for the address given, was not actually in concord. A fake address? They didn’t match. I haven’t confirmed this myself, but I’m quite interested to try the same with the eSources address. Although, I have recently been informed another victim of Mr. Carboni’s unusual business practices, that the address for the eSources business is merely a postal address, and the business doesn’t reside there in actuality. Indeed, this former victim is in doubt as to whether Mr. Carboni’s business enterprises are actually located in the UK.

Why not publish a real address? What’s he got to hide?

So, what do we have here?

We have faulty addresses, no phone, no proper email service, failure to deliver, and only contacting the client in the hopes of getting his hands on £ 30,000.

Another interesting connection to Mr. Carboni is to be found on the following link to a page on Data Wales’ website entitled:
“The fake job offer fraud. They promise a percentage, but you would lose money (and possibly your liberty). The checks they send are forged!”

Where they list the following, “Stefano Carboni, eSources UK, esources.co.uk, 27 Old Gloucester Street London WC1N 3XX, st.carboni@yahoo.com.hk.” as being an alleged perpetrator of such an email scam or fraud.

It’s interesting to note that, Mr. Carboni doesn’t use his eSources email address, as one would expect from a respectable business person, but uses instead a Yahoo, Hong Kong email address.

Why is that I wonder? Something to hide perhaps?

Moving on, I next find Mr. Carboni’s name connected to the Antifraud International website, where his name is listed at Number 286 on the Representative Fake Cheque Scam (RFCS) page.

Sprinting on, we next find Mr. Carboni’s name mentioned on the Scam Baiter website in connection with the RFCS cited above; and again on the 419 Scam site, and on.

So, it certainly seems that Mr. Carboni has a history of fraud and scamming; unless he has been the victim of identity theft himself?

Check it out for yourself at Google.

If you have had any problems of this kind with either of Mr. Carboni’s websites, please email your details to me. Thank you!

Keep you posted!

So grateful i found out bout this scam before paying monies

I’d never even heard of esources before I started looking for wholesalers. Now I am so pleased I did my due diligence and research. They sound like a real bad company to deal with.

Here is the esources.co.uk email scam as seen on fraud watchinternational:

http://www.fraudwatchinternational.com/fake-jobs/esourcesuk/ Esources.co.uk – Fake Job (Money Mule Scam) The following is an example email for this fake job, otherwise known as a money mule scam. Please forward all fake job emails to scams@fraudwatchinternational.com Dear Sir/Ma Esources Limtited UK(esources.co.uk)is in search of a book-keeper/company representative in the U.S.A/CANADA .This project has been developed in a way not to affect your present job nor bring you any form of stress but in order to help take care of those extra costs while you work for us. Esources is a small company thats deals in whole sales of T-Shirts, Cardigans,Ladies Tops,Kids wear & Silver Jewellery . We offer exceptional customer service and quality at discounted prices!. Everything in our catalogue is priced in UK/US funds. You can check to see from our web-site. Recently It came to my knowledge that there are a lot of lapses in handling funds coming from our clients in the USA which come in forms of Cashiers checks,Company checks and Money Orders which are not readily cashable outside the United States. So we need someone in the U.S.A to work as our representative and assist us in processing the payments from our various clients which come in on a weekly,monthly and annual basis.This is why we decided to employ a representative over in theU.S.A to help us receive our payments at your contact address you shall be providing us,in order to process our payment from our clients. All you need to do is receive these payments from our clients in the U.S.A get it cashed at your banking institution. You are entittled to(10% of each payment) that you process. After payment must have been cashed and deducted your working fee. You will send the remaining fund to us. Our payments will be issued out in your name as we will inform our clients to do. Therefore the following details would be needed: I would require you to send me an email with the following details: 1)Your Full Name: 2)Contact Address,City,State & Zipcode: 3)Home & Cell Phone number: 4)Age: 5)Occupation: 6)Sex(Male/Female): Reply to: jeannettehintz@aol.com We would forward these informations to one of our clients and they will start making payments to you as the company’s representative in the states . Once we have all your details in our records.We would notify you as soon we confirm that one of ourcleints is mailing payment across to you. I await your urgent response. Warmest Regards. Jeannette Hintz Head Of Human Resources eSources.co.uk

Thx. I have a similar experience, it is great that someone found the courage to acknowledge. ESOURCES.CO.UK is bad company.

I’m impressed, I have to say. My research on esources.co.uk, and wholesaledeals.co.uk lead me here, and it was a google search worthwhile, let me tell you.

Thank you dropshipblog, for helping me avoid a rather large mistake!

Hi Kat,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble with esources.

If you are looking for free supplier resources, then feel free to visit the following forum: http://www.dropshippingforum.co.uk

Best of luck.

Hi Lena,

I am sorry to hear that esources are charging you monies for services not received.

Depending on how you paid, you may wish to contact your credit card company and do a chargeback. Companies such as esources.co.uk rely on their customers not knowing how to cancel, and such monies can soon mount up.

Good luck with claiming your monye back from this scam outfit.

It is also making a note, that esources.co.uk have created yet ANOTHER SCAM, AND FAKE FORUM:

Dropshipforum.com - No doubt this too, will be filled with imaginary posters, fake posts, all with the attention to direct traffic towards the esourcers scam website. Beware Folks!

thanks, that helped me a lot! I was considering joining esources. Not now!!

regards,
Chantal

I have been put off by these people (esources) so where else can I find wholesalers?

Here is proof that esources.co.uk are created yet ANOTHER FAKE FORUM. dropshipforum.com

Notice how they have already started creating fake posting, and members on brand new threads, all about esources scam, esources reviews, wholesaledeals scam, wholesaledeals reviews.

They have done this so that the search engines will show these threads first, in a direct attempt at manipulatiing ALL their new forum visitors, using false positive reviews about them. Then, when a potential customer searches on Google, guess what will be at the top of the searches for words like: esources scam, esources reviews? You guessed it,

THEIR OWN FAKE POSTINGS.

Which IS fraud!

Surely esources has now got to be the biggest scam on the internet??

See the following video for proof of all their fake postings about themselves:

Esources really does have no shame!

Esources are also directly advertising their scam forums using two accounts on Google Adwords, which is against Google’s Rules. They are not only self creating the false posts, but also directly advertising them.

See Here:

How much more fraud do esources.co.uk wish to commit??

Great article. Stopped me in my tracks, and definitely stopped my payment going to esources. Thanks.

I have also been ripped off by Esources. I took a years subscription out January 2010 and didnt read the small print (there was pages and pages of it).

I didn’t realize that my years subscriptions was on auto renewal and they would debit my Paypal account the following year.

Even with auto renewal, I would have expected them to do as my car insurance does, which is contact me a month beforehand to remind me of the renewal, payment date and details etc, to give me time to decide whether I wanted to go ahead with the renewal, or cancel.

What they did was, send me an ‘invoice’ for the renewal on the same day they debited my Paypal account (probably done at the same time). I responded to the invoice telling them I did not want to renew my membership, but when I checked my Paypal account, they had already taken payment.

They refused to answer my emails requesting cancellation and refund, so I opened a Paypal dispute, which I lost. Paypals buyer protection seems to be written in water.

I checked my esources account, out of interest, and have been suspended. I emailed them asking for my money back, as I no longer have access, and received an email informing me that my account has been suspended for fraudulently trying to claim against them from Paypal. No mention of any refund, of course.

The whole outfit is sickening and their Italian Law clause is just another way of wriggling out of responsibilities. How they get away with operating in the UK amazes me. Where is the Office of Fair Trading in all of this?

Also, I spoke to a few of my suppliers who I met at Trade Shows, and who are listed on esources. And guess what? They had never heard of esources.

I have kissed goodbye to my £50 now, but have at least cancelled the Paypal auto payment so they can’t get any more off me. It simply amazes me that such traders can get away with such fraud and continue trading.

It also raises issues, in my mind, about companies like google who are no doubt being paid to push esources and his fake forum to the top of the search results. I realize the internet is difficult to police, but there is enough money being taken by google and the like to put a system in place that bans certain sites from using their Adwords facility, surely?

It’s pathetic that i lost my money too, hate them!!! I searched in google and find esources and wholesaleforum, they guided me to register esources as a premium supplier, and get suspended in less than 10 days. After more than 50 days of struggling with them, now i will just give up, say goodbye to my $250, but anyone can help me find a good place to list my company and products that is not expensive? I want to enlarge my wholesale and dropship business in UK and Europe.

ESOURCES.CO.UK definite scam website. they have scam forums too that trick people into spending their money. known scamming set up. we were a supplier on their books even though we did not ask them to insert our details. we asked esources to remove our details as we were getting loads on unrelated questions, and esources refused to remove the details.

scammers.

Ive already escalated my paypal transaction as they refused to refund my 75 pounds. I cant even believe they created fake forum to defend and promote their scam! how are they still operating? they are a total scam!

esources are def a scam website.
DO NOT GIVE DETAILS
Many free website offer same.

http://www.wholesalers4u.co.uk is the best FREE one i have seen

Esources.co.uk, and their attempt at tricking the search engine visitors, and esources attempt at libellous comments against their competitors:

Esources are now systematically creating false websites, with false content to trick, and defraud THEIR customers, and make other companies look bad. Blatant proof above!

In fact, that whole page in the video above, was STOLEN by esources.co.uk from this very blog (this page, in fact). Esources have stolen YOUR CONTENT, genuine comments from dropship blog customers.

It is not the first time esources have been caught stealing content, and even databases from their competitors, in a direct attempt to defraud their own customers, and hide their crimes.

They have constantly taken money from my account . £25 a month and even telling them after 1 month I dont want to use the site they have not replied to my 11 emails. SCAMMERS

Steps to be taken :

1- I would like details of every single person / company who were scammed by them sent to this address

urgentreplies@gmail.com

And how much you have lost .

after that we will evaluate and apply to court along with trading standards and start a criminal investigation as well as a compensation claim .

Lets get together and take this scammer down

I was just about to sign up too! I’m looking for game systems/laptops/and tvs to sell, I already sell iphones and ipads but I need a bigger variety…if you guys have any luck,email me at hugesavers@aol.com

So, so pleased I have found this website. I signed up to esources last week, and have now put in a paypal dispute after reading this.

THANK YOU!!

Thank you so much for this review, I have been looking for wholesale products for my online retail webshop and will not be paying for any subscriptions to this scam artist and his websites. I will stick to Google, and the free sites such as thewholesaler.co.UK and wholesale-outlet.co.uk
Surely trading standards could fine or shut down these scam websites such as Esources and wholesale deals!

Well it doesn’t surprise me to read all this i just wish that i had seen it before joining the wholesaleforum and now i am going through paypal disputes to try and get my monies refunded for their (esources.co.uk) failure to provide the services they promised. I makes for sad reading and gives genuine wholesalers like us trying to establish an internet presence a bad name. what i find confusing is there are many suppliers using the wholesaleforum to advertise?

Please do not confuse with wholesaleforums.co.uk they are a great friendly bunch and full of information and useful tips.

(edit by admin) Peter, all the advertisers on that fake wholesale forum are affiliate links, esources would not genuinely let others advertise on there, because that would defeat the object of a false forum, that is solely created to direct traffic to their own scam websites, or an affiliate that makes them money.

Double scam – either way.

scam!!!!!!!!!!!!! I joined esources last year and they renewed my subscription without my permission. Scammers of the highest order!!!!!!!!!!

I’ve been scamed by them. About a month or two ago I have paid 2 x fees as a Buyer and Supplier.

Since than my account is on HOLD due to some stupid reasons. They’ve been checking whether our company legit or not for the first month, I than contacted them and said why is it so bloody long, than they said that they want some info from me, sort of company registration paperwork etc.

Ofcourse I email them with everything they’ve asked me for, but I also asked why the hell they never asked to do so a month ago?

So it’s been another month or so now and My account is still on hold.

There are no phone numbers to call tham, unless somebody here knows one? But by contacting them via email I just get stupid box standard replies with bizare reasons about why my account is still on hold.

NOW I ended up paying about £150 and with some reason I feel I never gonna get these money back.

I wonder if anyone can help guys?

Thanks in advance.

New Starter, wholesaledeals.co.uk is also owned by the scam outfit known as esources.co.uk, so best to avoid them too.

The Italian frausdter Stefano Carboni owns very many scam websites, and blogs/forums, which is where he tries to trick his customers. His gives foreigners a bad name.

We are all for a multicultural society, but when such foreigners are blatantly scamming the British public, fleecing them of their hard earned money, then government should really step in and have a word with the Italian officials, where Carboni, owner of esources is also known to the police, and authorities.

If you are genuinely looking for suppliers, then there are some great resources being mentioned around this blog. Here is one of them:

http://www.dropshipblog.co.uk/free-uk-wholesale-suppliers-and-free-dropshippers-directory/1035/

The videos on this thread show 100% how the esources.co.uk is being carried out. It is an internet crime how they are getting away with it.

Good Luck.

Massive scam alert here about esources.co.uk They are being rubbished on EVERY forum out there, apart from the ones they are using the scam their victims. I was nearly another esources victim, but I was lucky enough to read online reviews about them, which told me the truth.

Let me give you an example, on how far this esources review scam can go.

Showing how esources.co.uk are using sheer fraud when trying to attract customers using reviews. Now also remember that esources also own wholesaledeals.

See this, this is esources.co.uk fake forum, which is 100% fabricated with false reviews, and content about esources themselves. Look at the top traffic generators:

Now, look at the esources website itself, and see where the traffic is coming from, those very same reviews that esources have fabricated via their forums, blogs, and other false site:

The esources.co.uk fraud, and scam is HUGE!!

Interesting, very interesting. Their website looks good, and convincing, but now i have done research and looked behind the scenes, I can see the fraud that esources.co.uk have created around themselves.

A BIG, BIG red flag………………………………… avoid them, something is very wrong.

I registered with esources as a supplier and 3 months later they are still claiming that my details are still being checked (when you sign up they say it takes 5 days). They refuse to give a refund.

Hello.

Can somebody please help me to get a refund from esources.co.uk? I do not feel the information they provide has any value. I feel silly really, because I believed reviews written on a wholesale forum, but now I am reading everywhere that esources own the forum, and have lied to me.

I want a refund as I cannot afford to lose money on this scam.

I really cannot believe what I am seeing. Was I really that stupid to join esources with reading proper reviews about what they are doing.

David Cameron please stop honest buyers getting scammed online please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was roped into using the esources website, and they have just debited my paypal account for a second time without my permission? I want a refund and they are ignoring me, and laughing at me in emails.

You will get your day.

As soon as I seen the directory esources offered me I immediately asked for a refund.

I was not satisfied with it. They refused to refund me though

Esources are scam city. I joined them last week, and when I contacted one of the suppliers in their directory, they told me to go somewhere else, and also told me that esources do not have any rights to sell their details.

So my esources membership is now useless as a 20 year old stamp. I wish I have read reviews about them first. Oh boy, I would not have wasted my membership money with them.

what a load of crap. esources are the most unreliable collection of wholesaler and dropshippers you will find on the web. There are far better sources than those crooks.

I will never touch esources again!!

Hello Grant. Yes, unfortunately you have been another victim of esources and their deceptive ways.

You will never be able to trust a company that advertises they are operating in one country, when the truth is, when they are questions by the courts, they claim to be operating from Italy, to avoid legal recourse.

When you place those facts, together with all the negative comments esources receives about their service, with cancelled memberships for no reason, repeat billing without customers knowing, poor directory (that can be obtained for free anyway), rude customer services, and false reviews they saturate the internet with, then it becomes very clear that what esources are offering is a 360 degree scam.

Unfortunately, you have paid money to them, but hopefully your comments will stop others from do so.

Thank you.

I was just about to join this company until I did a search on the search engines and found out there are a scam.

You have saved me a lot of money. What other companies do you recommend other than esources?

I would be interested to know, thanks. Regina

I wish I had never used esources if I am perfectly honest. I asked for a refund as soon as I was granted access to their poor directory. Lesson learned.

I joined esources yesterday, and canceled and asked for a refund almost immediately.

There was nothing of use in their directory, and they are now refusing to refund me

I joined them on 20th April as a supplier. I paid the 100 pounds (!) with our company credit card. They said approval takes 5 working days, but for 10 days nothing happened, and application is still pending.

I had to contact our bank, disable our credit company, and reclaim the amount from Mastercard. Mastercard refund the amount for me.

They are sending a fake invoice with non existing vat number, here: VAT No: IT 0333 651 0924

If you check it via vies, it says fake number.

And the best part of story is that now they are threating me with our local police station, because they think we broke the contract in which is written that we are paying for reviewing our profile not for their services. LOL

So please avoid them like AIDS and CANCER!!!

Esources.co.uk is a scam of the highest order. You only have to check their fake reviews to see that.

Can somebody PLEASE tell me if there are any FREE wholesalers and dropship lists out there?

I looked at eSources.co.uk, and to be frank, the negative reviews about them out me off.

Please help

Has anybody got a telephone number for esources.co.uk??

I want a refund and cannot get hold of them by email, they do not respond to anything.

Thanks.