RoninReviews of roninglobal.io

I got duped into buying a bag that was supposedly hand-crafted but the product I received was nothing like what was advertised. I tried to pursue a return and was told they had no North American offices and told to mail the product at my own expense to an address in Hong Kong. The product came back to me as there was no such place in Hong Kong. I hope that someone is able to do something about the grift and swindling that roninglobal.io is perpetrating. Life is hard enough!

Totally cynical con. I've seen many of their ads, all to the same format - all AI slop, all pretending to be an elderly craft person who's been working alone on something for years in a remote location, now has to give up, selling the last batch. I used to always see US focussed ones , now UK but the AI voice uses an English accent with US syntax, which is quite disturbing as well as a red flag - as if there weren't enough already. Every item being sold in the ads I've seen is a mass produced thing from China, available on Temu in bulk for a lot less if you actually want a bit of cheap junk that bears no relation to the claims in the ads. There are real crafts people in the real world struggling to make ends meet whilst producing beautiful items - seek them out and give them your money, not these crooks

I saw one of their ads, claiming that a little old lady, Bronwyn Kelleher, was making handmade rain drums in Franklin, Tasmania. The images are clearly made with AI, which was confirmed by Gemini. This company seems to be taking cheap Chinese products and passing them off as handmade. Beware!

Terrible company that has AI generated, lying ads for bait and switch companies that scam shoppers as they sell handcrafts that are actually mass produced items from China. They make ads that lie about old craftsmen or women in the Appalachian or in Kentucky that have worked their whole life carving bird homes, weaving baskets or making bee feeders. The stories are almost the same in different ads showing different AI images of 73-year-old people holding there crafts. The company changes names frequently and currently is called Marlow Market. The last one was called CraftFolk. They feature emotional narratives one featuring a retiring woodworker named Clayton in Brevard, North Carolina. The ad claim the "BeeTreasure" wild bee hotels are in their final production run due to arthritis. They say you are supporting local rural artisans. The artisans don’t exist. They need to be stopped.

AI SLOP!! A little old lady is not making the products you are helping craft-folk advertise. You can’t return the garbage or get your money back!

I am sick of seeing your companies fake AI slop advertisements everywhere.

If this is Ronin Global LLC they're advertising cheap crap from China disguised as handcrafted goods made by elderly people in NC or VT. I report and will continue to report their fake ads in fake magazines until they go broke.

The 'Nature's Journal' line of ads is for low-quality products out of China that are almost impossible to return, and presented as being from a little old lady in NC. It's fraudulent, and deceptive, and Viktor Krig is a front for foreign interests masquerading as US-made products.