Before Buying A Replica Read This!

For years you have been in love with a particular luxury rolex, breitling, or omega but have never been able to afford it. Then one day you discovered the world of replica watches. Suddenly you have the chance to own the timepiece you always wanted. You do a Google search and discover there are hundreds..no thousands of dealers out there that sell swiss replica watches. But you have questions? Should I really be spending $600 on a replica rolex? Is it really a swiss replica? And most importantly are these dealers scam artists?

So you do some research and think you've got it all figured out. You found a replica site that looks professional with a nice shopping cart. The address is located in New York. You send off emails and they are promptly answered by someone named Susan who answers all of your questions. Finally you pick a watch and send off $1000 of your hard earned money. You think it's odd at first that you sent it to some guy named Yun Fat in China. But Susan explains that's where the factory is and not to worry. So you don't.

Excitedly you check your mailbox every day for a month but nothing comes. You send off the emails but get no response. Two months later it becomes painfully obvious that your money is gone and your replica further away than ever. You have been scammed by one of the many dealers operating out of a number of International locations whose goal is to separate you from your money and never deliver the product. These guys are slick. They come in all shapes and sizes. Many own multiples sites that look like completely different companies. Some actually do deliver a watch. But it is of inferior quality and not as described. They operate out of backrooms and sweatshops. Whenever one of their sites gets a little too hot, they shut it down and start a new one. With so many of these con artists out there, how can you possibly know who to trust?

Well that is the entire reason for RWS.

I must admit I nearly fell victim to one of these scammers myself. But I was still a little hesitant so I decided to do a little more research. Fortunately I came across something called the Replica Watch Scam Dealer List. To my surprise the dealer I was going to buy from was on there! Had I bought from them I am confident that I would have been ripped off to the tune of $520.00.

Hopefully you are not already a victim. If so our goal is to stop that from happening again. If you are debating your first replica purchase, then we hope to make sure you get it right the first time. In our forum we hope you’ll find all the tools that you need to arm yourself against these people. So come in and feel free to take a look around. Non-members can only see limited content. This includes the sections. Once you are a member you will have access to all the forum contents. So we encourage you to join. It's free! Just remember once you pick a username you cannot change it. The same goes for the email you use. So choose carefully!

And remember....

DONT LET YOURSELF GET RIPPED OFF!!!!