AdvocatewReviews of advocatew.com

Terrible. They advertise one thing and sell you a low quality item, (garbage is the right term). First they overcharged me and they blamed it on the system error. I proceeded to cancel my order immediately, but they refused to accept this and went ahead anyway, even though they were told, in writing for 5 consecutive days. Started a bank reverse charge, which resulted in my favour. They are scammers, do not buy anything off of them.

Je vous écris en français pour vous dire que le chien Milow est revenu sous un autre nom. Ils ont changé la vidéo. Celle-ci présente de vrais chiens qui sont très actifs. Je me suis fait prendre une première fois mais plus maintenant. Je ne comprends pas pourquoi on n'a pas arrêté ces gens et mis fin à cette publicité mensongère.

The robotic dog that I ordered was nothing like what was being advertised. What I received was a dog that took normal batteries and not USB charged. All the dog did was yap and walk, no interaction could be had. I have tried to get a full refund but have been offered 10 dollars in compensation. This company needs to be shut down.

I purchased a robotic dog. What I got was a mechanical dog that you put batteries in not charged by USB. This was to be a Christmas present. Do not be scammed by the advert.

Be careful they can’t be trusted I ordered a translation earbuds but they sent me a regular one. They admit but they offered me $4 discount (10%) I told them I don’t need this nameless earbuds, send me my original order or send me the full refund, but they refused.

The advert uses a real dog to mislead, states the engineering is top quality and the product displays a series of different manoeuvres. This is not so. Originally the advert stated USB powered, not so....it uses batteries. The fur, while soft is not as stated (like real dog fur)! As I live in NZ this product was expensive and took almost a month to arrive. How is this company allowed to get away with such a blatantly obvious scam?

Product is lost.

I purchased a robotic toy dog based on a Face Book ad. I was suspicious of the video and pictures in the ad because it appeared that a real dog was used instead of the toy dog advertised. I was so excited at the thought of having a toy dog with real dog features as a therapy pet, with having chronic illness. I even chose the ad promotion for the purchase of two (2) planning to gift one to my mother who had to give away her own companion dog because she could no longer care for him. Against all reasoning I proceeded to check out with Paypal and was blind sided by the final cost. The cost of one (1) item was very vague when I opted to purchase the offer of two(2) I had to subtract from the cost of two. Once my suspicions were realized, I immediately requested to cancel the order and for a full refund. Paypal is investigating the purchase and has contacted this illusive merchant. The merchant responded to my request stating that they were not able to find my order and requested additional information, which I provided to them in the same thread. This may be a stale tactic to make claims to all or part of my refund. Their refund policy is very suspect. I use PayPal because it gives me peace of mind when buying online that I have some recourse against the bad players out there. I am still awaiting the final outcome.