Dear Consumers,
So while it's been a few months since we last posted on here, and the complaints have yet to stop coming. While we expected as much, what we didn't expect was an even squeakier wheel than ourselves...
http://sciencelab-msds.com/
This is an amazing resource that everyone should check out... if not for a place to share in some mutual disdain of this company, but also to look at this from a safety point of view.
We've got a grip of stories that have come in over the past few months, and we're guilty of not taking the time to post about them all. We hope to put some of these out on the internet in the upcoming weeks where others can find them in hopes of getting the word out about the theft and fraud conducted by sciencelab.com.
New links will also be put up highlighting the illegal operations of this Humble, TX company.
In the meantime, be safe, and happy shopping!
-The Authors
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Monday, March 22, 2010
Friday, November 13, 2009
ScienceLab.com: Cheating Consumers Since 2006
We found this brief story from January of 2009 posted on RipoffReport.com, stating that ScienceLab.com has been cheating consumers out of their hard earned money as far back as 2006.
Cranne from Columbus, OH says:
"I own a small specialty store. I place an order with Scienclab.com in 2006. I have yet to receive my order or get my money back. If they felt I was going to irresponsible I should have gotten my money back immediately. They are liars and thieves. I have called, written and gone to the Texas BBB and have never gotten my money or response."
It's short. It's to the point. And this kind of cheating is considered acceptable business practice by those operating ScienceLab.com.
If you're here, chances are that this story is all too familiar. A great deal of the writings out there cite dozens of dates of communication, names, misleading promises of refunds or delivery of a backorder... all ultimately ending with the stark reality that this company is able to continue operating as a faceless thief, untouchable by the authorities.
We are here ot put a stop to this.
Let's put an end to padding the pockets of the wealthy, no longer allowing them to openly steal from us consumers. We would like to hear your stories and comments: sciencelabdotcom@gmail.com.
-The Authors
Cranne from Columbus, OH says:
"I own a small specialty store. I place an order with Scienclab.com in 2006. I have yet to receive my order or get my money back. If they felt I was going to irresponsible I should have gotten my money back immediately. They are liars and thieves. I have called, written and gone to the Texas BBB and have never gotten my money or response."
It's short. It's to the point. And this kind of cheating is considered acceptable business practice by those operating ScienceLab.com.
If you're here, chances are that this story is all too familiar. A great deal of the writings out there cite dozens of dates of communication, names, misleading promises of refunds or delivery of a backorder... all ultimately ending with the stark reality that this company is able to continue operating as a faceless thief, untouchable by the authorities.
We are here ot put a stop to this.
Let's put an end to padding the pockets of the wealthy, no longer allowing them to openly steal from us consumers. We would like to hear your stories and comments: sciencelabdotcom@gmail.com.
-The Authors
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Where to File Reports
We were victimized by ScienceLab.com. They took our money, sent us an invoice, but gave us nothing in return. Follow-up and attempts to reconcile have been useless. Have a similar story yourself? We'd like to hear from you: sciencelabdotcom@gmail.com.
If you've found yourself the victim of fraud while trying to conduct honest business with ScienceLab.com, here are some resources where you can report the incident.
IC3.gov - Internet Crime Complaint Center
The IC3 is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the National White Collar Crime Center, and the Bureau of Justice Assistance. IC3's mission is to serve as a vehicle to receive, develop, and refer criminal complaints regarding the rapidly expanding arena of cyber crime.
File a complaint with the IC3 here!
BBB.org - Better Business Bureau in Greater Houston and South Texas
The BBB is always the first place we check prior to conducting business with a new vendor. The ratings for each business is given on an A+ to F scale, and it's no surprise to find that ScienceLab.com is listed as a solid F. Read their page here! Later on, we'll blog about some of the stats we've found on the BBB site. In the meantime...
File a complaint with the BBB here!
oag.state.tx.us - Office of Attorney General of Texas, Greg Abbott
The Attorney General for the State of Texas protects consumers and the lgitimate business community by filing civil lawsuits under the Deceptive Trade Practices Act and other consumer protection statutes. In some cases, significant numbers of complaints about a business may give rise to legal action, not on behalf of the individual complaints but to enforce state law.
File a complaint with the OAG of Texas here!
enom.com - Enom.com Domain Restration
Doing a quick whois lookup for ScienceLab.com shows enom.com as the domain provider. We're fairly sure that using their registration service to facilitate a website where credit cards are charged, and services or products are not delivered to consumers is a violation of Enom's TOS.
File a complaint of abuse with Enom.com here!
Good luck out there, and safe shopping!
-The Authors
If you've found yourself the victim of fraud while trying to conduct honest business with ScienceLab.com, here are some resources where you can report the incident.
IC3.gov - Internet Crime Complaint Center
The IC3 is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the National White Collar Crime Center, and the Bureau of Justice Assistance. IC3's mission is to serve as a vehicle to receive, develop, and refer criminal complaints regarding the rapidly expanding arena of cyber crime.
File a complaint with the IC3 here!
BBB.org - Better Business Bureau in Greater Houston and South Texas
The BBB is always the first place we check prior to conducting business with a new vendor. The ratings for each business is given on an A+ to F scale, and it's no surprise to find that ScienceLab.com is listed as a solid F. Read their page here! Later on, we'll blog about some of the stats we've found on the BBB site. In the meantime...
File a complaint with the BBB here!
oag.state.tx.us - Office of Attorney General of Texas, Greg Abbott
The Attorney General for the State of Texas protects consumers and the lgitimate business community by filing civil lawsuits under the Deceptive Trade Practices Act and other consumer protection statutes. In some cases, significant numbers of complaints about a business may give rise to legal action, not on behalf of the individual complaints but to enforce state law.
File a complaint with the OAG of Texas here!
enom.com - Enom.com Domain Restration
Doing a quick whois lookup for ScienceLab.com shows enom.com as the domain provider. We're fairly sure that using their registration service to facilitate a website where credit cards are charged, and services or products are not delivered to consumers is a violation of Enom's TOS.
File a complaint of abuse with Enom.com here!
Good luck out there, and safe shopping!
-The Authors
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