Raphael Rippinger

DO NOT BUY from this company. This is a complete bait-and-switch operation. The pictures on their website show high-quality, textured garments with physical embroidery, metal hardware, patchwork panels, and heavy fabrics like tapestry and linen. What you actually receive are paper-thin, cheap synthetic polyester clothes with flat, 2D digital photographs of those textures printed on them. It is highly deceptive.

When you contact customer service to return the falsely advertised items, they will treat it as a "change of mind." They explicitly refuse to provide a prepaid return shipping label and expect you to pay out-of-pocket to ship their fake items back. Instead, they will try to trap you by offering a 30% to 50% partial refund to keep the garbage you didn't order.

Do not accept their lowball offers. I took screenshots of their ads, took photos of the cheap printed clothes I received, and filed a dispute directly through PayPal for "Significantly Not As Described." Because it is a clear case of material misrepresentation, I won my dispute and forced a full 100% refund.

Save yourself the headache and avoid this site entirely!

Trustpilot has truly saved me and my family from a lot of misery when purchasing things online. By consulting Trustpilot first, we’ve avoided unreliable sellers and instead found trustworthy companies that deliver what they promise.

One tends to forget, however, that when you have a good experience, a positive comment on Trustpilot is just as important as leaving feedback after a negative one. I will make it a point to share my good experiences more often, because there are so many honest and reliable vendors out there—probably more than the bad ones—and they deserve to be recognized.

Trustpilot is not just a place to warn others; it’s also a platform to celebrate the businesses that make online shopping safe and enjoyable.

This company seems to buy old stock from either bankrupt companies or returns from customers to the original seller of products and sells them online for full price.

- What happened:

My wife bought boatshoes for our son, as he could not find them anywhere.

They delivered them to his adress but they were obviously used and worn.

- Result:

1) You end up with a product that has defects or is in another way unsatisfactory, having paid full price.

2) Reply when we made them aware and complained:

"22 de junio de 2023, 11:40

Good morning;

Thank you for contacting us.

As per your request, in order to proceed with the warranty, we would need the following pictures:

- Both shoes from above
- Both soles of the shoes
- Label inside the shoes
- Defect

We will contact you again as soon as we receive them.

Best regards,

Deporvillage team"



3) After we send them the photos they request we got a mail that said:



"26 de junio de 2023, 17:21

Good afternoon;

Thank you for contacting us. We would like to inform you that we have received your issue and have passed it on to our supplier to investigate what happened. As soon as we have more information, we will contact you immediately to inform you about the progress of the case.

Best regards,"



Then we did not hear from them again. Even after a few more mails asking for follow-up, more than a month later we have not heard from them again.

Obviously there is no warranty and there was no "investigation" into "what happened", because they knowingly sold us previously used and returned merchandise.

- Lesson we have learned:

In case of this order 202329450 we did (for once) not use paypal and could not take advantage of the 30 day money back guarantee Paypal offers in cases of fraud.

Therefore "the poor village" team does not feel obliged to even answer and does not care about anything like reputation.

- Advise:

If you buy from this company, make sure you can claim your money back guarantee by using paypal or similar.

Don't wait to complain for more than 30 days.

With Paypal you have 30 days to claim your money back in cases of fraudulent behaviour and misleading advertising as practiced by "Deporvillage".

Mir erging es ähnlich wie vielen hier:

Schuhe bestellt, lange darauf gewartet, musste auch noch Zoll darauf bezahlen, da sie aus China geschickt wurden.

Dass die Schuhe aus China waren ging nämlich aus der Webseite nicht hervor.

Einer der beiden Reissverschlüsse an den schlecht verarbeiteten Schuhe war bei Erhalt kaputt.

Eine Reparatur hätte den Kaufpreis um ein Drittel übersteigen, da beide Verschlüsse à 30Euro hätten ersetzt werden müssen.

(Der Schuster, bei dem ich nachgefragt hatte, fragte mich ob die Schuhe von einem Waldorfschulprojekt stammten... und war sehr verwundert darüber, dass man "sowas" überhaupt verkaufen darf, nachdem ich ihm erklärte wo die her seien. Auf Nachfrage hin gab ich ihm die Erlaubnis davon Fotos zu machen)

Ich wollte dann die auf der Webseite beschriebene 30 Tages Rückgabe Garantie in Anspruch nehmen wogegen der Newchic "Kundendienst" sich vehement gesträubt hat im Stil von, wir geben ihnen die Hälfte des Kaufpreises wieder und sie behalten den Schrott.

Der Kundendienst gab mir das Gefühl, die würden nicht mal die Sprache verstehen... alle Mails waren immer mit chinesischen Floskeln versehen wie: "we apologize for any inconvenience caused." oder "We truly understand how frustrated you are."; "Newchic always considers customers as the first priority."; "We deeply regret the inconvenience caused to you. Please do not worry, we are always here to help you." usw.

Einmal wurde ich sogar mit "Dear Ahmed Alfaisaly, angesprochen.

In China gelten halt andere Qualitätsstandards und ich werde das Gefühl nicht los, dass es reine Glückssache ist, wenn man irgendwas bei irgendwem bestellt, der Ware aus China verkauft.

Daher kann ich nur abraten von dieser und von anderen Firmen die scheinbar billiges China-Zeugs an den Rest der Welt verscherbeln, denn eins bleibt sicher:

ES IST UND BLEIBT BILLIGSTER CHINASCHROTT.

Auf die Glückskeksfloskeln in den Emails kann ich auch gerne verzichten und Käuferschutz gibt's bei chinesischem Firmen nicht... das passt nicht in die Devisenbeschaffungsstrategie der Volksrepublik.

Nach mehreren zu nichts führenden Mails hab ich es aufgegeben mich weiterhin mit dem Thema zu belasten und kaufe meine Produkte lieber wieder bei bewährten Lieferanten.

Wish.com is a Chinese garbage disposal system aiming to collect foreign currency.

You will find misleading texts describing counterfeit products that have nothing in common with the products you will actually receive, IF you receive them at all.

You will find brand names like BOSE, MARSHALL, LOUIS VUITON, CHRISTIAN DIOR just to name a few.

The seemingly low price or even "Free, just pay for shipping" is in no way worth what you get, IF you get it.

Next to brand names they also offer fake electronic equipment like USB sticks, as an example, they claim hold 2 or more Terabytes of data, which is technically impossible and a lot of people not realizing have lost photos and other valuable data.

It is an interesting site to scan and to see what the Chinese are trying to do to get hard foreign currency:

Customer support is non-existing and IF you get any answer it is a standard answer similar to:

"We are sorry that you did not like our product, we would like to satisfy you and pass the message on to our manufacturer."

And that's it! Nothing more, nothing less.

According to western standards a company operating like that would be considered a fraud.

Nothing keeps you from buying garbage from China, just don't mistake Wish.com for a serious company adhering to any consumer rights/copyrights and western business ethics.

They are not!

Also beware that more and more countries' customs departments are more and more closely inspecting shipments from China, looking for copyright infringements on brand names and products.

You might never even get delivery of what you paid "almost nothing" for.

They manipulate your want for materialistic things they think you want... at a seemingly unbeatable price, using misleading text and pictures.

You fall for it, they get your money and you are screwed.

But since you did not spend a fortune, you don't complain... that's how the scam lives on.

I love Plugin Boutique because of the diversity of the products. It's like a wholesale outletstore offering the biggest names and brands that you'd be unable to dig up and find by yourself... if you are busy making music. :-) Plugin Boutique has done that research for you already. Finding products here let's you discover companies that have products right up your alley.
Thanks to Plugin Boutique I have managed to cover all aspects of creative sound-design and fullfill customer requests to their full satisfaction at a fraction of the cost if I had to look for software/samples/instruments by myself.

Plugin Boutique has become one of my favourite places on the web to look for Plugins to enhance my creativity in making music.
I like to recieve their offers by email; even their free stuff is worth looking at. One slight disappointment were the recent "rewards" for staying connected the first plug in (Hybrid 3) tried to install some copy protection software on my DAW called iLock... which I find really unnecessary and I try to stay away from software that needlessly eats up resources on my DAW.
I would have loved to try both plugins but... chose to keep them off my machine. But maybe that's just me...

Their products belong to the category "Good ideas but don't have the know-how".

Very poor components are used to put together these units that have become known to last no longer that 2 years and cause a potential fire hazard in your car after long drives due to overheating and components inside just frying to death.

They just cannot do any better!

Youtube is full of videos of people demonstrating these units failing.
Here's some of the flaws:

1) You cannot watch Youtube video.

2) The DVD and USB reader will tell you not to watch video, instead of playing music, unless you connect the pink cable to the ground of your car.

3) The IGo Navigation software cannot be updated.

4) You cannot connect the steering wheel radio remote to Erisin units

5) It takes a long time for the miniSD reader (up to 8GB only) to read out the contents of a card.

6) When running an internet radio station on the pad and you turn off the car, the pad shuts down and it takes forever to come back on.

7) The Pad does not have Bluetooth, so you cannot read out your Bluetooth OBD II Bluetooth device on an OBD II app.

8) Connecting your smartphone to the USB connection of the device will not read out the media files on your phone and will just stop altogether. It will not charge the phone either.

9) The display is impossible to read in sunshine.

10) The display scratches quite easily as you do have to select with a harder device like your fingernails.

11) Customer support will remove your mail when you find a problem with the device, they just don't want to talk to you and instead tell you your message contained a virus...

12) After a long drive the unit is so hot that you can not touch it without burning yourself

Erisin looks more like a Chinese scheme to collect foreign currency than a serious electronics company to me.

I would never, ever buy again from them.

P.S.: It is probably easier communicating with extra-terrestrials than with Erisin customer support.