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Breezelly.com offers a wide range of products from beauty and skincare to electronic gadgets. However, there have been a lot of inquiries on ScamAdviser with many wondering if Breezelly.com is a scam. So, is Breezelly.com legit or a scam? Let’s find out, shall we?
One of the first things I noticed was the inclusion of content similar to what I had seen with the Uniqueness Scam Network. If you are not familiar with this scam network, the uniqueness scam network is a large network of scammy websites, possibly over 12,000, which uses similar tactics like copied content and dubious sales tactics.
One of the easiest ways you can tell the scam network is the inclusion of this statement, “we love every passion and interest on Earth because it is a reference to your UNIQUENESS.”
The same script can be found, word by word on other dubious websites like Mybosidu.com, Jaestudiosonline.com, Earthfurever.com, and so many others.
It's likely that scammers have created a template for this scam network considering we keep seeing these scam websites pop up year after year. Scammers don’t even bother to change the wording on these scammy templates which explains why there are thousands upon thousands of scam websites still using this exact wording.
While browsing Breezelly.com, I noticed pop-ups claiming things like "1.1K people are browsing this" or "Only 275 items left in stock." There were also messages saying “3.7K sold” and “23.8K personal recommendations.” It felt like they were trying hard to make me act fast.
These kinds of tactics are common on scammy websites. They create urgency to pressure you into buying before you have time to think. Sometimes, the numbers they show aren’t even real—they’re just there to make the site look more popular or trustworthy than it really is. Seeing messages like "2,398 visitors currently looking" made me even more suspicious.
If a website makes you feel rushed or uncomfortable, it’s a good idea to pause. Do some research, check reviews, and don’t let those high-pressure tricks push you into a bad decision. Sometimes, it’s better to trust your gut and walk away.
I also noticed that other signs could suggest Breezelly.com is likely a scam. Here are some of them;
I could not find any reviews outside their website even though they claim to have glowing recommendations of over 3600. They are likely exaggerating their reviews to appear more successful and legitimate than they actually are.
I also noticed some incomplete parts of Breezelly.com including the footer, which says, “A short sentence describing what someone will receive by subscribing.” No legit company or online store will leave this blank or make such errors. It shows that Breezelly.com may have been hurriedly created likely targeting a highly anticipated festive season shopping spree.
One of the most prominent things I noticed on Breezelly.com is the inclusion of huge discounts on almost all the products. Offering discounts has been known to be a good marketing strategy for businesses the world over, but when it's too much, it raises a few eyebrows.
As they say, when a deal is too good to be true, you think twice.
Overall, there is a big possibility that Breezelly.com is likely a scam. The content is duplicated in thousands of other scammy websites which suggests that Breezelly.com may be part of the humongous Uniquness Scam Network. The use of high-pressure sales tactics and huge discounts does little up the fragile user confidence. Talking of users, there are no reviews outside their website even though they claim to have a huge number of recommendations on their website.
Exercise caution when shopping at Breezelly.com as there are more reputable online marketplaces out there. Happy and safe shopping!
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