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Re: Omega Watch Store

In Response To: Omega Watch Store ()

: Have any of you dealt with Omega Watch Store? I want to buy a new
: Omega watch, and came across a web site omegawatchstore.com. The
: prices seem too good to be true, but they don't say they sell
: replica or fake watches. What do you think? I've read that if
: the price is too good to be true, then the watches are probably
: fake. Thanks for your help.

I have wondered the same thing. What I've done is that I submitted a request to start a report on this particular online store on Better Business Bureau so that we have some sort of record on this company. However, if you use BBB site to check out their URL via WHOIS (www.whois.net), then you will notice that the online store has been newly created (I'm attaching the result below). I've also written them an e-mail inquiring about the authenticity issue and no answer, yet.

In the mean time, let's keep a close eye on this store. If they are selling authentic watches, then it will put other Omega dealers out of business. In the mean time, if they are selling fakes, then they need to lower the prices to match the fakery.

WHOIS information for omegawatchstore.com :

[Querying whois.internic.net]
[Redirected to whois.dotster.com]
[Querying whois.dotster.com]
[whois.dotster.com]

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