Reliability of an online shopping site

GOOD EVENING
without a doubt, for me, it's a site to avoid
-no address
-no phone number
-no address for returning items
-simple contact by email on a @gmail address
it's a scam

Install WOT on your browser. It will give you the site's reliability.

Hello,
It's impossible to determine from simple photos if they are counterfeits...
To ensure their credibility, check their SIRET number.
Best regards,

good evening

if you don't want to waste your time and spend money for nothing, go ahead

my wife ordered 2 parkas for my nieces, and the outcome is that they're stuck in customs for counterfeit

I didn't keep the order pictures as usual because my wife took care of it

look at other reviews http://www.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-19613814-site-canada-goose-non-officiel-fiable

so the advice is the correct answer jean-pierre is NO------!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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We learn little from victory, but a lot from defeat.

Wake up too, Canada Goose costs just under €1000, sometimes a little more, depending on the model. If you have a site offering it at 70% below, you have to ask questions (it doesn't exist). There's no Santa Claus.

Hello, I just bought a Canada Goose down jacket model Tryllium for much less than the market price. 300 CAD, which is equivalent to 214 euros. I work in the fashion industry and know the huge profits that brand-name companies make on their clothing. Two years ago, I bought my daughter a North Face coat for 240$, which was retailing for 499$ in stores. This Canada Goose is selling for 799$ in stores.
Recently, I read your forum because someone at the office planted doubts in my mind. I have been buying online for 5 years and have never been disappointed. But there are always gloomy birds who play on fear to prevent us from moving forward and taking action. Here’s my testimony.
For those who want to buy a "down jacket," as you say, you French people, here is the website address. www.canadagoosearka-sales.com The person who contacts you by email speaks very basic, even a bit confusing English, but the jacket did indeed arrive with tags and everything, plus with the mention "MADE IN CANADA." What irony!
The manufacturers can reject up to 15% of the jackets for ridiculous reasons. Sometimes more because the quantity of orders is reduced along the way, but the jackets are already in production, and so the Chinese or Korean factories have no choice but to absorb these losses. The manufacturer couldn’t care less about the expenses they incurred. Thus, these factories assert their right to sell the excess jackets online.
214 euros is a fortune! If you only knew what they make for their labor! Personally, I completely approve of this process, and those who tell you that these are counterfeits, I would respond that the other method is exploitation, both of the supplier and the consumer.
To those who understand, cheers.

bourgo24

Hello,
Completely avoid this site, you will get scammed upon delivery with additional taxes to pay.