GRA Moissanite is a total scam. I received an unordered ring in the mail as part of a "brushing" operation. The envelope had my correct mailing address, so I opened it. Once opened - I saw the item th... See more
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I received a package in the mail (10"x4.5"x3") that was in a white, USPS plastic mailing bag. It had a return address in CA. Since we order stuff online I opened the package. Inside was a brown box wi... See more
I ordered some clothes off a Facebook add that appeared legitimate. I recieved a tracking number but the tracking number suddenly stopped coming up with information. I disputed this and got my mon... See more
I too have received jewelry that i did not purchase from this company. It came in a red box, a ring that i have never seen before and i dont buy jewelry online and had a GRA Moissanite certificate car... See more
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This is a brushing scam
This is a brushing scam. I ordered a couple of cheap dresses online- never received the dresses but got this envelope with a fake diamond ring in it instead. Weird. If you received one in the mail, don’t “register” it as they ask you to.
THIS IS A SCAM DO NOT BUY
THIS IS A SCAM DO NOT BUY
They steal information by pretending to be clothing store on facebook adverts. They then send a ring in the post with the intention to write reviews with your stolen details.
Please research it first. It's a BRUSHING SCAM
It can improve by not sending…
It can improve by not sending unsolicited mail to random people who have not ordered things from the aforementioned company. I did not order from them have never heard of them and in all honesty don't by jewellery online. Especially cheap jewellery with hyped up prices.16th May 2023.
I received a strange package in the mail…
I received a package in the mail (10"x4.5"x3") that was in a white, USPS plastic mailing bag. It had a return address in CA. Since we order stuff online I opened the package. Inside was a brown box with a little red box inside of it and a "Moissanite Report". The red box contained a ring, I'm assuming from this GRA place. The only other thing in the package was a yellow envelope with a tri-fold pamphlet about Moissanite and a hard, plastic card (the shape and look of a credit card). When I looked them up online I found their website. I should mention here that they talk about having "purchased" this you can look up its value and register it. I never bought this. I should also mention that the rind itself is nice but the band is adjustable. I think it's just a faux ring. Maybe for advertising? Maybe it's just what's going on in the world right now, but an unsolicited piece of mail containing such a strange item is not in my comfort zone. The address on the package did not match the address on the website. There was no 'order form' accompanying the object, and no reason I was receiving it. Now I'm in a scramble to make sure my bank accounts are secure. It was all very strange!!! This company would do well to give more explanation of why a person received this without ordering it. Is it promotional? Is it something else? I did not register the ring as I don't trust what's going on.
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