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Siden er et åbenlyst scam. Jeg rapporterede deres reklame på Youtube og Google svarer: "We decided not to take this ad down. We found that the ad doesn’t go against Google’s policies, which prohibit certain content and practices that we believe to be harmful to users and the overall online ecosystem."
Hjælp med at få Google til at tage den rigtige beslutning og rapporter reklamen hver gang du ser den.
I strongly advise against buying anything from lone-smykker.com. My experience suggests this site is not legitimate and may be an AI-generated scam.
• There is no clear company information or legal business registration (like a VAT or CVR number).
• Product descriptions appear to be poorly written and possibly generated by AI.
• The entire site feels like a template copied from elsewhere, with no trustworthy background.
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